AutoPilot — she speaks up only as much as you allow
Most “smart” apps decide for you when to interrupt. NURA does the opposite: AutoPilot reads the shape of your day on the device, and you decide how present she is — from silent observer to gentle guide. This is what makes NURA a life-organiser, not just an athan clock.
Three modes
Off — she does nothing. Observe — she analyses locally and shows insights only when you open the panel; she never interrupts. Suggest — she may raise a gentle, budgeted nudge when it genuinely helps.
What AutoPilot sees now
A live read of your open time — for example, “16 hr free ahead · 960 min free · open block right now” — computed from your day, on the phone.
A suggestion budget you control
Sensitivity (Gentle / Balanced), a maximum number of suggestions per day, a cooldown in minutes between them, and quiet hours (e.g. 22:00–07:00) when she stays silent. You also choose which kinds of thing she may raise: opportunities, risk warnings, focus suggestions and rest suggestions — each an independent switch.
Private by construction
The analysis runs locally. “Show private titles” is off by default, and “Learning” is off in this phase. Nothing about your day is uploaded to build these insights.
Get the athan, live — free
These times update every day. The NURA app keeps them live on your phone, calls the full athan at prayer time, points the Qibla, and shows it all on a living watch face — working offline, no account, no sign-in.
NURA — coming soon to iPhone