Wateera: Prayer-Window Habits

Wateera schedules your day on the six prayer windows instead of the 24-hour clock. You don't write "read at 8:00 PM". You write "read 20 minutes after Maghrib" — and it stays right in June, in December, and on the 27th of Ramadan, because the window moves with the sun while your habit stays where you put it. — SIX WINDOWS, NOT TWENTY-FOUR HOURS — The day runs from Fajr to the next Fajr, in six contiguous windows: Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha. Today's list is grouped by window, not by hour, and the arc across the top shows where you are in the day and how much of this window is left. Anchor a habit to any of the six, up to three hours before or after. "Fifteen minutes before Maghrib" files itself in the afternoon, which is where you will look for it. A plain clock time still works if you want one. — TIMES YOU CAN CHECK — Prayer times are calculated on your device from your…