Yolnâme

Yolnâme, shown in the app as “by serverturizm”, gathers what a traveller or worshipper reaches for most: prayer times, the Qibla, the Quran, dhikr and supplications. It also carries Hajj, Umrah and cultural tour programs from Server Turizm, and a short Umrah preparation checklist.

It is a Flutter application with a Turkish interface. It has not been released.

The app was scoped around a few things a person should be able to do without searching for a connection or opening five apps.

• Know when the next prayer is and keep a simple daily record, with a make-up history.
• Find the Qibla from wherever they are, with clear guidance on which way to turn.
• Read the Quran and a curated book of 56 Prophetic supplications, with Arabic, Turkish reading and meaning.
• Count dhikr offline, with counts that are kept for them.
• Prepare for a journey: saved trip details, a preparation checklist and the Umrah programs.

These are design intents drawn from the project's own planning documents. They are not the result of a formal user study.

• Product scope and content structure.
• Interface and design system, in light and dark.
• Flutter implementation of every screen and service.
• The local data layer and the optional account-backup layer.
• Automated tests and written QA procedures.
• Release-readiness notes for Google Play.

The system is restrained gold on warm black or ivory, with one rule that decides most choices: only decorative layers may be translucent. Cards are opaque, and the printed Mushaf pages are never blurred. Navigation is a floating glass dock with five destinations.

• Cards use a 26 px corner radius; the dock uses 32 px with a light blur.
• Accessibility settings include text scale, larger tap targets, a higher-contrast scheme and a reduced-motion preference.
• The interface language is Turkish. Quran and supplication text stays in Arabic.

Keeping people's records apart

A guest, and two Google accounts on one phone, must never see or overwrite each other's prayer and dhikr history. Journals are scoped by profile, the cloud backup is per owner, and the project's documents describe negative tests with two real sessions against the database rules.

Embedding the Quran responsibly

Page indexes from the Quran library start at zero while the app stores 1 to 604, which shifted bookmarks until it was handled. The first independent ARM64 build was about 157.5 MB, and the documents say plainly that download management improved but the size did not. Every optional download asks first.

Sensors and audio on real phones

A compass needle must not jump near 0 and 360 degrees, and recitation has to survive screen lock, notifications and audio focus. These are written into the QA checklist and still need confirmation on a physical device.

Release gates

Quran fonts, translations and audio, and the use of the company's brand from a personal developer account, each need a licence or written permission before any release.

Developed by Yahya Elahi Miavagh for Server Turizm.