About us, and how Talhaq works
Talhaq puts a medication reminder and prayer times in one app. The pill alarm rings full screen until you tap “Taken”, the azan plays at each prayer time, and it reminds you before your iqama and documents expire. It is made by IntelGet, an independent developer, and is not affiliated with any pharmaceutical company or advertiser.
Prayer times
Prayer times are calculated on your phone from your approximate location or the city you choose, and work offline. The default in Saudi Arabia is the Umm al-Qura calendar; elsewhere it is your country’s standard method, and you can change the method and Asr school in Settings. The azan is scheduled on your phone and never goes through a server.
Medication reminders
Talhaq is a reminder tool; it never suggests a medicine or a dose. You enter the medicine and its time as your doctor prescribed, and can tie it to a prayer (e.g. “15 minutes after Maghrib”) so it moves with the prayer each day. Talhaq is not a medical device and does not replace advice from your doctor or pharmacist.
Family circle
The family circle alerts you if your mother or father doesn’t confirm a dose on time. No account and no phone number: each phone gets a random ID, and the server keeps only the reminder times its owner chose to share, deleting them automatically after 3 days.
Documents
Iqama, ID, passport, licence and car registration reminders arrive 90, 30 and 7 days before expiry, the day before, and on the day, in Hijri and Gregorian dates. All of it stays on your phone.
Free and Talhaq Plus
The app is free and enough for most people. Talhaq Plus is an optional subscription through Google Play or the App Store for the family circle, the stubborn Fajr alarm, doses tied to prayers and stock tracking, with no ads, starting with a free week.
Found a mistake?
If a prayer time looks wrong or a reminder didn’t ring, email support@talhaq.com and we’ll fix it in the app and on the site.