This article is about an older version of the project. I first made a much larger prayer app and called it Salah Companion. After reviewing it, I realised that I was trying to do too much in one project.
Why I changed it
The part I actually wanted was simple: a private way to check off the five daily prayers and look back at previous days. The larger version made that small purpose harder to understand and harder to maintain.
What it became
I later replaced that idea with Salah Tracker, a small Android app that is still in development. The planned first version will include the five prayers, an optional daily note, a short history, and a way to clear local data. It will not need an account or cloud database.
What I learned
Removing features can be a better decision than adding more. A small project is easier to explain, test, and finish when its purpose is clear.