Income, expenses, savings and assets in one place — and a zakat calculation that shows every step of its reasoning, priced against live gold and silver.
Nisāb
$11,444Prices are for 24K — pure gold, 24 parts in 24. A lower karat is part gold: 18K is 18 parts in 24, or 75%, so it is worth 75% of this price.
Per gram, by karat
Nisāb
$1,174Prices are for 999 — fine silver, 999 parts in 1,000. Sterling, 925, is 92.5% silver, so it is worth 92.5% of this price.
Per gram, by fineness
Every zakat figure comes with the full trace — which madhhab's ruling applied, which nisāb standard and its gram figure, the live metal price and when it was fetched, every asset line, every deduction, and the final calculation. A number you cannot check is a number you cannot trust.
Where the schools differ — on jewellery you wear, on whether metals pool with cash, on which nisāb governs — Rizq Trackr tells you which position produced your result and why, rather than quietly choosing one and presenting it as the answer.
A home you live in is not. A property you rent out is not — only the rent is, and that arrives as ordinary income. A property you hold to sell is, as trade goods. Rizq Trackr asks what each asset is for, and shows you which ones counted.
Expenses are shown in clay, never alarm red. The app is built around rizq as provision received — what came in, what it went to, and what is owed on what remains.
Income, expenses, savings, gold and silver. Or scan a receipt and let the phone read it.
Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki or Hanbali, and which nisāb standard governs.
Every line that counted, every one that did not, the threshold used and the price behind it.
Zakat is due on what you still hold when the year turns. The hard part is knowing what you held.
Counts the lunar year and tells you when zakat falls due.
Amount, date and merchant filled in, read on your device. The photo is only stored if you choose to keep it.
Lived in, rented, or held for sale. Only trade goods count.
Gold and silver by weight and karat, valued as the market moves.
Each madhhab's figure, labelled, with the opinion it applied and why.
Per person in your household, priced by the staple you give.
Every entry in both calendars, with budgets and twelve months of trends.
Balances that never change without a reason you can see.
Interest in your transactions is spotted, so you can set it aside.
Owed and owing, with repayments. What you owe reduces your zakat.
Daily prices and history for the shares you hold.
The Islamic will in seven steps, every heir's share with its reasoning.
The zakat calculation, Zakat al-Fitr, tracking, currencies, live prices, sync and export are free, for good. Plus adds receipts, stocks, debts, your household, your giving and your will.
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What comes in, what goes out, what you set aside, what you hold — and the zakat that falls due on it.
Step 1 of 6: Home
Zakat due, the threshold it crossed, and when the year completes.
Step 2 of 6: Income
Hijri and Gregorian on every entry, because the year that matters is lunar.
Step 3 of 6: Expenses
Shown in clay, never alarm red. What came in, and where it went.
Step 4 of 6: Savings
Balances with history, so a number never changes without a reason.
Step 5 of 6: Wealth
Gold zakatable, the car not. The app asks what each asset is for.
Step 6 of 6: Zakat
The figure due, the threshold it crossed, and which rule produced it.
A zakat figure is only as trustworthy as the working behind it. On the Zakat screen that working is not hidden behind the number — it sits beneath it, in layers, and every layer can be checked.
2.5% of your zakatable wealth — one fortieth — to the cent.
Your wealth beside the nisāb it crossed, with the metal and the gram weight that set the threshold.
The madhhab you chose, named in the result. Where the schools differ, the app says which position produced your figure.
Plus is for the rest of your financial life: receipts, stocks, your household, your giving, your will.
Other currencies are today's rate, as a guide. You're charged in US dollars or Saudi riyals.
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Get LifetimeThis site is in English, French, German, Arabic, Urdu, Russian, Hindi, and Chinese in both Simplified and Traditional script — with Arabic and Urdu laid out right-to-left rather than translated into a left-to-right shell. The app has all of them except Urdu, Russian and Hindi, so far. Dates carry both the Hijri and Gregorian calendar everywhere.
Know your zakat.
The nisāb is the threshold below which no zakat is due. It is classically given as 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver — 20 mithqāl and 200 dirhams. AAOIFI and most Western zakat charities publish 85 grams and 595 grams instead.
The silver threshold is substantially lower, so it brings more payers into scope. Rizq Trackr lets you choose, states which standard produced your figure, and shows the gram weight it used.
The arithmetic is tested. The methodology register lists every ruling the engine applies and its current verification status. Check the working, or take it to someone you trust.
You choose. Rizq Trackr covers Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki and Hanbali, and where they differ it tells you which position produced your result rather than quietly picking one.
Two standards are in scholarly use — 85g gold / 595g silver, and the classical 87.48g / 612.36g — and the silver threshold is much lower than the gold one, so it brings more payers into scope. You pick the standard; the result always states which one produced it and the gram weight it used, so you can compare like with like.
The zakat calculator on this site runs without an account and stores nothing. In the app, your data syncs to your own account so it is available across your devices; it is never sold, and there is no advertising business attached to it.
No. There is no bank connection of any kind, and no screen that asks for banking credentials. Balances are entered by you.
Not on its value if you live in it, drive it or let it out. A home, a personal car and a rented-out property are exempt on their capital value; the rent is zakatable once it arrives as income. Property bought to resell is a trade good and is zakatable at market value. The app asks what each asset is for, and shows which of your assets counted and why.
That depends on your school. The Hanafi position is that worn gold and silver jewellery is zakatable; the other three schools generally hold that it is not. The app applies the position of the madhhab you choose and names it in the result. Either way only the pure metal counts, so a 22-karat piece is valued by its gold content, not its gross weight.
Debts that are due are subtracted before your wealth is compared with the nisāb. For a long-term debt such as a mortgage the schools differ on how much may be deducted — commonly the instalments falling due — and the result states which position it applied.
The hawl is one full lunar year — about 354 days — of holding wealth at or above the nisāb. You pick your own zakat date and the app counts the year from it, showing when it completes in both the Hijri and Gregorian calendars.
Yes, separately, because it is a different obligation: a flat amount for each person in your household, owed before the Eid prayer at the end of Ramadan, with no nisāb and no lunar year. Like the zakat calculation, it is free.
From a live market feed, refreshed a few times a day into one shared cache, so this site, the calculator and the app all read the same figure. Each price page names its source and the time the price was fetched. If prices are unavailable, no figure is shown rather than a stale one.
Yes — data export is a paid feature, and your records are yours. Account deletion removes them.
The zakat calculation is free forever and is never paywalled, along with manual income and expense tracking, gold and silver holdings, live metal prices and Zakat al-Fitr. Paid features stop; your data and your ability to calculate do not.
This site: English, French, German, Arabic, Urdu, Russian, Hindi, and Chinese in both Simplified and Traditional script. The app: all of those except Urdu, Russian and Hindi, for now. Arabic and Urdu are laid out right-to-left throughout, and dates carry both the Hijri and Gregorian calendars.
