Lightio turns everyday surroundings into a visual gateway for Islamic learning. Point your camera at a date, a cup, a tree — and instantly receive an authentic Hadith connected to what you see.
YOLOX-M, fully on-device.
No typing, no remembering keywords. Just look, capture, learn.
Open Lightio anywhere — your kitchen, the masjid, the garden. Frame the object you're curious about and tap the shutter.
Lightio runs YOLOX-M locally on your iPhone's Neural Engine. Your image never leaves the device — only the resulting label does, when needed.
Receive an authentic Hadith with the Arabic original, an AI translation (English by default, switching to your country's primary language once you verify your phone number), and the narrator's chain. Save favorites, share with friends, revisit history.
Lightio's detection model recognizes a curated subset of objects that frequently appear in the Hadith corpus — from food and animals to household items.
Each feature is opt-in. You decide what Lightio does, and what stays private.
Tap a category to switch — there's more in each.
Eight calculation methods covering Muslims worldwide — from the Muslim World League to regional presets for the Gulf, North America, South Asia, Iran (Jafari), and Indonesia.
Times calculated using the widely-trusted Adhan library. No round-trip to a server, no tracking.
We ask for your city, country, coordinates, and time zone exactly once. You can update or revoke it anytime.
Pick Standard or Hanafi — framed as calculation behavior, not madhab identity, so it stays neutral and works for everyone.
From Makkah to Toronto, Jakarta to Istanbul — Lightio picks the right calculation for your latitude automatically.
Lightio defaults to the minimum. Everything beyond core detection — analytics, personalization, cloud sync — requires an explicit opt-in you can revoke at any time.
We pick libraries and licenses with the same care we pick Hadith sources.
State-of-the-art object detector, ~31% smaller than the previous YOLOv7 build. Runs locally on the Apple Neural Engine.
Calculates Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha from latitude, longitude, and time zone. Supports Muhammadiyah, Kemenag, and Hanafi rules.
Only the detected object label leaves your device. Summaries are returned in English by default; once you verify your phone number, Lightio infers your country from the dialing code and routes summaries in that country's primary language. The Arabic source is always preserved.
A focused product, shipped in small, deliberate updates.
iOS 26's Liquid Glass material lands across primary surfaces, Friday Dhuhr is framed as Jumu'ah for male users, and a new onboarding step primes prayer reminders right after sign-in.
Sunrise, solar noon, and sunset now appear beneath Today's Schedule, and notifications enrich hadith reflections with current weather — via Apple WeatherKit.
The biggest update since launch — opt-in prayer notifications with eight global calculation methods.
Lighter, faster, cleaner licensing — same 80 detectable objects.
Hi, I'm Mohammad Sani Suprayogi (Yogie), and together with my wife Ami, we are the small team behind Lightio. We started this project in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, but built it for the global Ummah — making the rich Hadith tradition accessible to anyone, anywhere, through something as ordinary as a phone camera.
We believe Islamic learning should feel personal, calm, and curious — no matter where you live, what language you speak, or which madhab you follow. Lightio is our small contribution toward that.
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