Nisaa
Hayd or tahara, stated plainly
Log your bleeding and Nisaa names your state, including spotting, brown discharge and istihadah.
Trusted by 20,000+ Muslim women
The Muslim period tracker that knows your deen.
Track your cycle and never guess again about your prayers, fasts, ghusl and next period.
On a computer? Scan with your iPhone camera to get Nisaa.
Why women switch
Everything other period apps leave out.
Prayer and ghusl, day by day
See when salah lifts, when it resumes and when ghusl is due. No more guessing.
Every missed fast, counted
Days you miss in Ramadan are logged from your cycle and ticked off as you make them up, even years later.
Your madhab, not an average
Hanafi, Shafi’i, Maliki or Hanbali. Choose once and every ruling follows it.
Ask in your own words
Nisaa AI answers cycle and worship questions from classical fiqh sources, with your phase in view.
Private by design
Your cycle is never sold or handed to advertisers. Delete your account and your data goes with it.
From the App Store
Made for us, finally.
I’ve tried so many period apps but Nisaa is the first one that actually considers Muslim women. The tahara tracking is a game changer.
I used to just guess how many prayers I have to make up. Nisaa helped me keep count and remind me, it shows me where I am in my cycle.
I wish Nisaa existed years ago. I love that it’s made for Muslim women specifically. It tells you when to pray and fast based on your cycle.
Free to download on iPhone.
Questions
Before you download.
Is Nisaa free?
Nisaa is free to download. Nisaa Pro is a subscription: the current price, and any free trial on offer, are shown in the App Store and in the app before you pay, and you can cancel anytime from your Apple ID settings.
Is Nisaa on Android?
Not yet. Nisaa runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 16 or later. Android is on its way: open this page on your Android phone to join the waitlist, or write to hello@getnisaa.com.
Which madhabs does Nisaa support?
Hanafi, Shafi’i, Maliki and Hanbali. You choose during setup and can change it later in settings. Every ruling follows the school you picked rather than mixing them.
Can I bring my history from Flo or Clue?
Yes. During setup you can import your past periods from Apple Health, Flo, Clue and several other cycle apps, so your predictions do not start from zero.
Where do the rulings come from?
From classical fiqh sources and the hadith they rest on, presented with their reasoning. Nisaa is a study aid, not a substitute for a qualified scholar, and it says so wherever a case is genuinely contested.
Is my cycle data sold or shared?
No. Nisaa does not sell or broker health data and does not hand your cycle to advertising networks. Deleting your account deletes the data. The detail is in the privacy policy.
Free answers
The questions women actually ask.
The same library that powers the app, free to read, with the hadith and scholarly positions each answer rests on. Choosing an app? Start with what to look for in a period tracker as a Muslim woman.
When can I consider my period to be over?
The two signs of tuhr, the white discharge and complete dryness, and which one to rely on.
Read the answerWhich salah do I pray the day my period ends?
What is owed when purity arrives inside the time of Asr or Isha, and why the schools differ.
Read the answerAre yellow and brown discharge part of hayd?
Sufrah and kudrah before, during and after the period, and Ibn Taymiyyah’s distinction.
Read the answerDo I have to make up the fasts I missed?
Why the fasts are owed but the prayers are not, and how the make-up is counted.
Read the answerCan I recite Qur’an during my period?
The positions on recitation without touching the mushaf, and what is agreed on.
Read the answerIs irregular bleeding treated like hayd?
The three cases of istihadah, and how each one is worked out in practice.
Read the answerنساء
Track the month. Keep the deen.
On iPhone, in twenty languages including Arabic.
On a computer? Scan with your iPhone camera to get Nisaa.