I explain tech and money.
I'm Mohamed, the guy behind @simplemaf. I make short videos that keep AI, new tech, and money simple. And iOS apps, on the side.
I'm Mohamed, the guy behind @simplemaf. I make short videos that keep AI, new tech, and money simple. And iOS apps, on the side.
AI news without the press-release language, whether new tech is worth the price, and what apps quietly do with your data. Tap a video for the numbers and sources that didn't fit in 45 seconds.
All native SwiftUI. Everything runs on your phone and nothing phones home, so they work in airplane mode.
Live
Grocery lists that sort themselves by aisle and track prices across stores. Say “taco night for 6” and Apple's on-device model builds the whole list without touching a server.
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In review
Prayer times, honestly. Other apps give you one number per prayer. This one shows when each window begins and ends, why trusted methods disagree by 20 minutes in summer, and how your mosque compares.
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Live
Am I on or off? A calendar that speaks rotation. 14/14, 21/7, whatever your hitch is: one glance answers it, shows when you're free, and what the check looks like.
Get it on the App Store →Keep scrolling. The app explains itself.
Five prayers a day. Each one is a window, not a deadline.
Every window begins and ends. Watch Maghrib tick down as you scroll.
Trusted methods disagree by minutes. The sun path shows every one, honestly.
A nudge before the window closes. That's the whole point.
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On the bench this week
Stockd v1.3.0 is in App Store review with a new icon. Prayer Windows is getting AlarmKit so Fajr can actually wake you up. And I'm recording explainers on the AI terms that keep showing up in headlines undefined.
Updated July 2026
The most-asked question under every video, answered once. No affiliate links. If it's here, I use it.
A 30-second arcade game. Catch the features, dodge the bugs. Drag anywhere on the board, or use the ← → keys.
Catch features to ship them. Bugs and cloud dependencies cost you three. This codebase stays clean.