What if 96 times today, you read an ayah? Heemu gently intercepts distracting apps and replaces each moment with Quran or Dhikr. Small pauses. Lasting habits.
A simple three step process that transforms autopilot scrolling into intentional moments of remembrance.
Pick the apps that steal your time. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or anything else. You are in full control.
When you open a distracting app, you see a calming Dhikr counter or a verse from the Quran instead.
Choose Dhikr or Quran mode, pick your translation, and tailor every detail to your spiritual goals.
Everything you need to reclaim your time and reconnect with what matters most.
Tap to count beautiful Islamic remembrances. Each pause becomes an act of worship, building daily streaks and growing your dhikr habit naturally.
Track your SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, and Allahu Akbar counts across the day. Watch your streak grow with every mindful moment.
Read a verse with translation each time you pause. Heemu automatically bookmarks your progression through the Quran so you never lose your place.
Powered by the quran.com API with beautiful Uthmani script and word by word translations. Every distraction becomes a connection with Allah's words.
See your dhikr count, day streak, daily screen time, and most limited apps in a beautiful calm dashboard. Small consistent steps build lasting habits.
The Prophet ﷺ said: "The most beloved deeds to Allah are the most consistent, even if small."
Set the pause duration: 5, 7, 10, 15, or 20 seconds.
Make Heemu feel uniquely yours.
No ads, no tracking, no analytics. We never record which apps you open.
Every screen crafted with care, with Islamic motifs, breathable space, and soft typography.
A spiritual beginning
Themes that fit you
Mode, duration, theme
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Tap to count when distractions call
A verse when distractions call
Move the slider and see the reward of consistent small acts.
Based on: 1 letter = 10 hasanat (Tirmidhi 2910, sahih). 1 ayah = approx. 30 letters = 300 hasanat. 15 second pause, 80% of unlocks on distracting apps. Default 96 unlocks/day gives approx. 25M hasanat/year.
"The most beloved deeds to Allah are the most consistent, even if small."
Sahih al-Bukhari
Free to download. No ads. No data selling. Just a sincere tool to help you remember what matters.
Heemu asks for one sensitive Android permission. Here is exactly what it does, and what it does not.
Heemu reads the name of the app that is currently open on your screen, so it can show the mindful pause at the exact moment you open an app you chose to limit.
Android can also report app usage after the fact, but those statistics arrive seconds late, once you are already scrolling. A pause that shows up then is useless. The Accessibility Service is the only way to catch that moment as it happens, which is why Heemu asks for it and nothing broader.
Only the name of the app in the foreground, so it can be checked against the list of apps you picked yourself.
Your messages, your passwords, anything you type, or the content of any screen. Heemu does not record or capture your screen.
Nowhere. The app name is checked on your device and is never collected, stored on our servers, or shared with anyone.
Heemu is not an accessibility tool and is not built for users with disabilities. The service is never switched on by itself. You are asked inside the app first, you choose whether to agree, and you turn it on yourself in Android Settings. You can turn it off at any time, and Heemu keeps working without the pause feature.
Heemu also asks for Usage Access to show your daily screen time. That one is optional. Mindful pauses work without it, only the statistics will be missing. Full details are in our privacy policy.
Yes. Heemu is free to download and use, with no ads and no data selling. We built it as a sadaqah jariyah for the Ummah.
No. Heemu only detects when an app you have personally chosen to limit opens, and that check never leaves your phone. We do not read your screen, your messages, or your keystrokes, and we do not use analytics or tracking of any kind. Your dhikr and ayat counts are saved to your account so your progress survives a reinstall. Full details are in our privacy policy.
Android's Accessibility Service is what tells Heemu which app has just come to the front, at the moment it happens. Android can also report app usage afterwards, but those numbers arrive seconds late, once you are already scrolling, so a pause built on them would always be too late. We use the service strictly to show you a mindful pause when you open a distracting app, and nothing else.
It reads only the name of the app in front, so Heemu can check it against the list you picked yourself. It does not read your messages, your passwords, or anything you type, and it never records or captures your screen. Nothing read through this service is saved, sent to our servers, or shared with anyone.
You choose which apps trigger a pause, you switch the service on yourself in Android Settings, and you can revoke it at any time. Full details here.
We're currently focused on Android. iOS has stricter limitations due to Apple's policies. We're exploring an iOS version using Screen Time APIs. Sign up for updates to be first to know.
Yes. You have full control. During setup you choose exactly which apps trigger the intervention. You can change this list anytime in Settings.
After the brief pause you can always choose to continue. Heemu is a gentle guide, not a strict prison.
Heemu is built by Uhud Labs LLC, a small team of Muslim developers who believe technology should bring us closer to Allah, not farther. You can reach us at support@uhudlabs.com.