Focused feature ownership
The engagement has a clear boundary: CoreByte Studio owns the Tasbih and reminder-related experience while working within the existing product.
Mobile app case study
Hijria brings prayer times, the Hijri calendar, qibla direction, reminders, and daily spiritual tools into one mobile experience. CoreByte Studio builds and maintains the Tasbih counter and the alarm and notification system.

The context
Daily-use reminder features must behave predictably because people depend on them at specific moments, not only when they happen to open the application.
The Tasbih experience also needs to remain simple and responsive inside a broader product that already covers prayer times, calendar information, and qibla direction.
Our contribution
This scope reflects the contribution already stated in our public portfolio. It avoids assigning unrelated product work or unapproved outcome metrics to the studio.
Delivery approach
The engagement has a clear boundary: CoreByte Studio owns the Tasbih and reminder-related experience while working within the existing product.
Engineering and maintenance concentrate on the interactions people repeat frequently and the notification behavior they expect to happen on time.
The work continues beyond a single handover so defects, platform changes, and useful improvements can be addressed as the application evolves.
Delivered position
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Capabilities demonstrated
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