Build a daily routine that actually sticks
Alhemmah turns your ideal day into an ordered set of time blocks, start a timer on each task, check off what you finish, and watch your routine come together. In English and العربية.
Everything you need to run your day
A routine you author once
Hand-write your standard day as ordered work blocks and breaks. Alhemmah replays it every morning so you never rebuild it.
A timer on every task
Start, pause, or edit a built-in timer per block. When a task hits its target it's checked off automatically and the clock hands off to the next block of the same task.
Progress at a glance
A live summary totals your hours by task and fills a progress bar as your day unfolds.
An editable per-day history
Every day is saved and stays editable. Jump to any date to see what you planned and what you actually did.
Fully bilingual, RTL-ready
Switch between English and Arabic instantly, with complete right-to-left support.
Built around your real day
Set a day-start hour so late-night work still counts as the previous day, add ad-hoc tasks, and reorder on the fly.
How it works
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Author your routine
List your daily tasks and breaks as time blocks, in the order you do them.
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Track your day
Start the timer on a block and check tasks off as you go. Alhemmah keeps the running total.
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Review and adjust
Look back at any day, see where your time went, and refine your routine.
Frequently asked questions
Is Alhemmah free?
Yes. Alhemmah is completely free to use, with no ads and no paywall.
Does it support Arabic?
Yes. The entire app works in both English and Arabic, with full right-to-left (RTL) layout.
How is it different from a to-do list?
Instead of a flat task list, Alhemmah models your whole day as ordered time blocks with durations, a per-task timer, and a saved daily history, so it tracks your routine, not just one-off tasks.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Alhemmah runs in your browser and can be added to your home screen as an app.
Start from a ready-made routine
Pick one, start on it in a minute, and change anything you like.
Daily routine for students
Two focused study sessions, a review block and real breaks, built around how memory actually works.
Ramadan daily schedule
Quran, work and rest arranged around fasting, with your energy, not the clock, setting the order.
Deep work schedule
Three blocks of uninterrupted work, with email and meetings pushed into one window so they stop eating the day.
Work-from-home routine
A start, a finish and movement in between, so working from home does not turn into working all day.
Morning routine
Under two hours from waking up to a planned day: move, eat, read, then decide what today is for.
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