DhikrKit - Android Dhikr and Tasbih App

Build your own Islamic dhikr app in days, not months.

This is the full source code of a complete daily dhikr & tasbih counter Android app, built with Kotlin + Jetpack Compose.

WHAT'S INSIDE: - 13 dhikr phrases with Arabic + transliteration + translation + meaning (Morning 5, Evening 5, General 3) - Tasbih counter with haptic feedback, daily goal (default 33, adjustable) - Morning / Evening / General categories (auto-switches by time of day) - Smart dhikr card with next / previous navigation - Bento grid home screen, dark neon design - Ambient soundscape toggle (generated tones, no audio files) - Progress saved, daily goal tracking - 100% offline, no ads, no tracking, no internet permission

TECH: - Kotlin + Jetpack Compose + Material 3 - minSdk 24 (Android 7.0+), targetSdk 34 - 100% offline, no backend, no API key needed - Ads fully removed - add AdMob yourself (guide in README)

WHAT YOU GET: - Full Android Studio project - Clean README with build + rebrand + AdMob guide - Promo images

LICENSE: Non-exclusive. Publish ONE app under your brand. Do NOT resell the source code.

Features

- Morning / Evening / General dhikr (13 phrases) - Tasbih counter with haptic feedback - Daily goal tracking (adjustable) - Auto-switch by time of day - Bento grid home, dark neon design - Ambient soundscape toggle - Progress saved - 100% offline, no ads, no internet permission

Requirements

- Android Studio (latest stable) - JDK 11+ - Android SDK 36, minSdk 24 - Internet once for first Gradle sync

Instructions

Extract the package and open the project folder in Android Studio. Let Gradle sync finish, then run the debug build on a device or emulator.

Rebrand the app using the README instructions for app name, package/application ID, launcher icon and theme files.

For a release, choose Build > Generate Signed App Bundle / APK and select Android App Bundle. Create or select your own keystore, enter its key alias and passwords, choose the release variant and generate the signed AAB.

Use the step-by-step release-signing section in README.md and keep your upload key and passwords for future updates.1. Unzip the file. 2. Open Android Studio > Open > select the project folder. 3. Let Gradle sync finish (first sync needs internet once). 4. Build APK: Build > Build APK(s) > Build APK(s), or run ./gradlew assembleDebug 5. To rebrand: change app name in strings.xml, package ID in app/build.gradle.kts, icon in res/mipmap folders. Full guide in README.md. 6. For Play Store: create your own upload keystore (Build > Generate Signed App Bundle).