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. These are the five that got watched the most. Tap one to watch it on TikTok.
All native SwiftUI. No accounts, no ads, no tracking. Your data stays on your phone.
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The Madinah mushaf exactly as printed, page for page. Eleven reciters light up every word as they go, 120+ translations in 69 languages, and a dua library. No ads, no accounts, nothing collected.
Coming to Android soon.
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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.
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Live
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
Is my car safe where it's parked? One glance answers it: Safe, Move soon, or Sweeping now, with a countdown to the next sweep on your side of the block and alerts before the sweeper comes. San Francisco and Oakland, with the full schedules on your phone.
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Live
Avocado. One star. Presentation: on the floor. A baby food diary that turns every bite into a deadpan restaurant review for the family group chat, with a First 100 foods board and allergen notes underneath.
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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.
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
Quran is being ported to Android in Kotlin and Compose, and the paper page turn already works. Sweep just launched with the full San Francisco and Oakland sweeping schedules on board, and Tiny Critic, a baby food diary, shipped last week.
Updated September 2026
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