01The day
The next prayer, always counting.
A live countdown, the day’s five times, and an optional Qiyam row before Fajr. Travel far enough and UmmahVeu offers to move with you, then refreshes times, reminders and widgets.

VEU — London, Ontario
Prayer times, the Qur’an, Qiblah and gentle remembrance — in one calm app. No ads. No account. No noise.
Available now on Android. The iPhone version is on its way.





01The day
A live countdown, the day’s five times, and an optional Qiyam row before Fajr. Travel far enough and UmmahVeu offers to move with you, then refreshes times, reminders and widgets.

02The times
Choose the calculation method and the madhab your community follows. Times are computed where you are, with the next one held out from the rest.

03The mushaf
Authentic fifteen-line pages. Choose a reciter, let the page turn itself as they read, and download surahs to read and hear with no signal at all.

04The direction
The bearing to the Kaaba, the distance, and a plain instruction to calibrate when the magnetometer drifts — instead of a needle that lies confidently.

05Kept gently
Log a prayer and a tree grows. No badges, no push reminders about broken streaks, no comparing yourself to anyone. The record is yours to look at, not something the app holds over you.

A closer look
The whole app, end to end. No narration — there’s nothing to sell you.
Yours
Pick one and this page changes with it — the glow, the edges, the buttons, all of it.







Close to home
UmmahVeu carries the jamaat and Jum’ah timetables for four mosques in London, Ontario, from a public feed. Times are never bundled into the app and never guessed — if a timetable isn’t published, the app says so instead of inventing one.
Privacy
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UmmahVeu is made by VEU, an independent software publisher registered in Ontario, Canada, and operated by Yazan Ali. One person, one app, no investors and no advertising business behind it.
Available now on Android. The iPhone version is on its way.