See the city. The halal food is already found.

Start with somewhere you want to go.

App previews use fictional restaurant names and sample plans.

1. 

   Pick a city

   Pick a region, then a city, then the places you want to see.

2. 

   Open a place

   The halal spots near it are already listed, each with its straight line distance and what its halal status rests on.

3. 

   Choose the food

   Choose the spots you want and drop them into a list.

4. 

   Shape the day

   Arrange the list into days, and keep the whole city on your phone for the trip.

What we found, and where to start.

We classify halal status ourselves. Every listing says which tier it landed in and what we found, so you know where to start.

A tier is a starting point, not a verdict, and none of it is a certification. Restaurants change, and what counts as halal is yours to decide, so ask about ingredients and preparation before you order.

No restaurant pays to be listed, and none is removed because it did not.

• Supplier namedThe restaurant named its meat supplier to us, and we looked into it at the time. Few venues carry it so far.
• Likely halalIts name or public descriptions called it halal when we looked.
• ListedA halal search put it here. That is all we have on it.
• Partial halalOnly part of the menu was reported as halal, and the card names which part.

It works with no signal.

Save a city to your phone before you leave, so your places and plans are there when you have no signal.

Opening a place in Maps, sharing a link and signing in still need a connection.

The places you came for. The ones you discover.

32 cities, the famous places and the quieter ones, each with the halal spots around it. Here are six.

Questions

• What does it cost?

  One purchase, everything included, and no subscription. We will name the price when the stores open.

• Where can I explore?

  32 cities, listed below by region. Explore familiar landmarks and quieter places in each city, then keep the ones you want to visit.

• Do I need an account?

  You can explore, save places and plan your days without one. Sign in to move your lists to a new phone or share a list as a link.

• Does it work offline?

  Save a city to your phone before you go to keep its places and your plans available offline. Opening a place in Maps, sharing and signing in need a connection.

• Is there a map?

  Not in this release. You browse by region, city and place, and the app never asks for your location. Directions open in Google Maps.

• Are the restaurants certified halal?

  No, and we do not claim they are. Each listing says what we found, so you know where to start, and partial halal menus are marked. What counts as halal is yours to decide, so ask about ingredients and preparation before you order.

• Can I share a plan?

  Yes. Sign in and a list or a day becomes one link that opens on the web for people without the app. Without an account you can still send the places as a message, each with its own link. Dates and notes are off by default.

• Can I turn the sound off?

  Yes. Sound is optional, mute is remembered, and the app respects your reduced-motion setting.

Find your city.