Weigh your day.
Seal it. Return.
A nightly scale, a Quran that answers, a rope for the hard moments, and a halal check in your pocket.
Every night, weigh your day.
At Maghrib, the day card opens the scale. A guided review, a moment of honesty, and the day is closed — not carried.
Review honestly. Prayers with how present you were, good deeds by category, and slips named plainly.
The scale weighs it. Light against weight, in a slow, cinematic moment that asks nothing of you but attention.
Seal it with tawbah. The Sayyid al-Istighfar, slips crossed out and sealed, and three concrete intentions for tomorrow.
A nightly streak with mercy: one missed night in a run is covered — the thread holds.
Ask. The Book answers.
Bring a feeling, a confession, a question — “Why do I feel so far from Allah?” A book opens, pages turn, and it answers with real verses: Arabic, translation, and a reflection written for you. Ask follow-ups by text or voice; your conversations stay on your device.
The AI never writes Quran. It chooses verses and writes reflections — every verse is drawn from a verified text of all 6,236 ayahs bundled in the app. How our AI works →
For the moment you're being pulled.
Before the slip: a guided breathing intervention — and if the pull hasn't passed, describe it and receive a verse that speaks directly to that act, with a warm, direct word on why Allah closed this door. Resisting is itself logged as a good deed.
After it: an immediate, guided three-step tawbah — so a fall never becomes a spiral.
Check the plate in front of you.
Scan a barcode, photograph an ingredients label, or photograph the meal itself. Mizan reads the components and returns a leaning verdict — “Most likely halal” — with a confidence score, per-ingredient flags, and the practical questions that would settle it.
An informational aid — not a halal certification. Always defer to certified authorities and product labels. Read the full disclaimer →
No analytics SDKs, no selling of data, an anonymous account by design. Your spiritual record is yours.
The AI never writes verses. Every ayah comes from a verified corpus of all 6,236 verses, shipped inside the app.
Mizan offers readings and reminders — never rulings. For what shapes your life, sit with a qualified scholar.
A paid app, plainly.
Mizan is a paid app with a subscription, purchased and managed entirely through the App Store. No accounts to create, nothing to cancel by email.