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DeenGuide

Case study · iOS + Web · by Zero Horizon Ltd

An Islamic companion app with an assistant that cites its sources.

4.8 ★

App Store rating

iOS + Web

Platforms shipped

Free

No account required to get started

The product

A free Islamic companion app for iPhone and iPad, with a web app at deenguide.org. It combines an AI assistant that answers from the Quran and authentic Hadith with a Quran reader, prayer times, a Qibla compass, quizzes and a short library.

The challenge

Generating an answer to a religious question is easy; giving one a reader can check is not.

The assistant also had to sit beside tools people open every day (prayer times, Quran audio, widgets), and those have to behave the way a native iOS app does.

Our role

  • Product design and branding
  • Native iOS app, iPhone and iPad
  • Web app at deenguide.org
  • AI assistant with source citations
  • Home and lock screen widgets
  • App Store release and ongoing updates

Product decisions

  1. 01

    Answers that cite their sources

    Answers are grounded in the Quran and authentic Hadith and cite what they drew from, so a reader can check them. The app directs formal fatwas and complex rulings to a qualified scholar.

  2. 02

    Native, not wrapped

    The Quran reader, the word-by-word synced audio and the Home and Lock Screen widgets are built natively for iOS.

  3. 03

    No account to get started

    The app is free and can be used without signing up. A question about your religion should not begin with a form.

  4. 04

    Prayer times that work unattended

    Times follow the user's location and include the London Unified Prayer Timetable. A later release made notifications more reliable when the app stays closed for weeks.

Outcome

DeenGuide launched on the App Store on 27 February 2026 and runs on the web at deenguide.org. It holds a 4.8 rating on the App Store.

It is still maintained: version 1.0.4 is current, and its release notes are on this page.

DeenGuide provides educational content to support your learning. Always refer to a qualified Islamic scholar for formal Fatwas and complex legal rulings.

Screens

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The DeenGuide web app: ask a question about Islam and get an answer drawn from the Quran and Hadith
The DeenGuide web app
Books and Adhkar: guides to Islamic basics, prayer and the Last Day, and searchable Hadith collections
Books and Adhkar
The 99 Names of Allah, each in Arabic with its transliteration and meaning
The 99 Names of Allah
How to Pray: a step-by-step guide to salah, starting with the words of the adhan
How to Pray
Islamic Quizzes: flashcards or multiple choice across fourteen categories
Islamic Quizzes

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Zero Horizon Ltd, United Kingdom