Prayer Times turns any Android TV into an always-on prayer display, adhan, iqama countdowns, Hijri dates, wallpapers and announcements, managed from your phone and updated over the air.
Five prayers, sunrise, and everything between, the display moves through the whole day on its own. No one touches the TV.
No technician, no cabling project. If the TV runs Android, it can lead the prayer schedule.
Install the app and the screen shows an 8-character code. Scan it with the companion app, or type it in the dashboard, and the screen joins your masjid.
Pick your city and calculation method, more than twenty are built in, or nudge any prayer by minutes to match your mosque’s own timetable.
Every change made on your phone or the web reaches the screen in seconds. Wallpapers rotate in step across every screen in the building.
The same display adapts to the moment, a full prayer board, a slim strip over photography, a vertical panel by the door, or an announcement that takes the whole screen.
Built for imams and mosque committees: screens that run all day, every day, unattended.
Plays by itself at every prayer, or upload your own muezzin’s recording.
A per-prayer countdown between adhan and iqama, set by you.
Umm al-Qura Hijri beside the civil date, in Arabic and English.
Twenty-plus calculation methods, per-prayer offsets, local timetables.
Pin any photo to a date, a range, or a weekday.
Notices and greetings, positioned, sized and scheduled remotely.
A full year of times lives on the device; everything keeps running offline.
Stays awake around the clock, with no visible buttons; settings hide behind a long-press.
The TV does the displaying. Everything else, every setting, every screen, every masjid, is managed from wherever you are.
Runs on any Android TV or box. Kiosk-ready: it caches everything it needs and plays the adhan on time whatever the network is doing.
Get it on Google PlayThe full control room, screens, profiles, wallpapers, adhans, templates and users. Admins manage many masjids from one place, each with its own space.
Open the dashboardPair a screen by scanning its code, check who’s online, pull a live screenshot of any online display, and review uptime history, from the courtyard or from home.
Short answers to what mosque committees ask before putting a screen up.
Accounts are opened by the NESCO team. Request one from the portal, or call us and we’ll walk your masjid through setup, pairing included.