Track what you own across currencies, calculate on live gold and silver prices, and keep an honest record of every year you give.
Gold, silver and exchange rates are pulled on your zakat date — and stored with the record, so last year’s numbers never quietly change.
Your assets, your giving and who you give to sync through your own iCloud. There is no Zakati account, and no server that could see them.
Where the four schools differ, Zakati shows you all four positions and follows the one you chose. It never presents a single answer as the answer.
Cash, gold, investments and money owed to you, less the debts that actually qualify. Zakati shows the arithmetic in full so you can check it, and states the nisab it measured you against.
2.5% of £59,200.00 net wealth. A calculation aid, not a religious ruling.
A current account in London, savings in Karachi, gold that was a wedding gift. Enter each in its own currency and Zakati converts everything to yours, saying so on the row rather than hiding it.
Fifty a month to family overseas, something to the masjid, a winter appeal. Zakati counts each one against what you owe and reminds you on the day, so nothing is forgotten and nothing is counted twice.
Forty-two everyday items — the house you live in, a workplace pension, crypto, money you lent a cousin — each with where the four schools land. Zakati follows yours, and tells you plainly when the others disagree.
General information, not a fatwa. For your own situation, consult a qualified scholar.
Most giving happens late at night in Ramadan. Zakati’s dark theme drops to a deep teal-black and lifts the panel above it, so the screen stays readable at 3am without turning into flat grey boxes.
Calculate your zakat properly for nothing, forever. Pro is for households keeping a long record or giving on behalf of more than one person.
Free on iPhone. Nothing to sign up for, and nothing about your wealth ever reaches us.
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Zakati handles what someone owns and who they give it to. That deserves a plain answer rather than a policy nobody reads.
The full policy is published in the App Store listing and inside the app under More → About.
Subscriptions are billed by Apple and managed in your App Store account.
These summaries describe how the app is designed to behave. The binding privacy policy and terms of service still need to be written and reviewed by a lawyer before launch.