SAMT computes the great-circle bearing from your exact position to the Kaaba, live, on-device. Rotate your phone and the needle follows — smoothed so it never jitters, never lags a real turn, and never spins the wrong way through the 359°→0° seam the way naive interpolation does.
A phone that's spent time near a magnet, a speaker, or a car dashboard points confidently in the wrong direction. SAMT reads the compass's own accuracy state — not a guess from waving the phone around — and only asks you to recalibrate when the reading is actually in doubt.
Fajr through Isha, calculated from your actual position and the date — not looked up from a server that might be wrong for your city. Choose your calculation method and your Asr convention once, in Settings, and every screen respects it.
Pray somewhere more than 25km from anywhere already saved, and SAMT quietly offers to remember it. Over time, your Passport becomes a private map of a journey — countries, cities, and a count of prayers in each. Never a feed. Never shared unless you choose to.