A Fire TV stick can only try Salah Point in a browser for now. We have not tested it, and it won't reopen by itself after a power cut. Our Fire TV app is coming soon. For a prayer hall that should run alone, use a mini PC.
Check which Fire TV you have
- Fire OS is based on Android. Older sticks run it.
- Vega OS is Amazon's newer Linux system. Heise reported in April 2026 that Amazon plans it for all future models, with only officially supported apps. Amazon's Vega page calls it the future of Fire TV Sticks.
Our coming app is an Android app. We have not checked whether it or Silk runs on Vega, so ask which system a stick has before you buy.
Check your stick
- Open the browser. Amazon's help: select Apps on the home screen, then Internet. Use the address bar for the next steps.
- Go to
tv.salahpoint.com. It should ask which mosque to show. A blank page means the browser is too old. - Open your link from Link and setup with internet, and wait a minute.
- Turn off the Wi-Fi, restart the stick and open the link again. Your times should return with a small "Offline" label.
What to expect
- No automatic start. Tawkit's device help says Fire TV doesn't let apps start by themselves. After a power cut, the screen stays on the home page until someone comes.
- The screen saver. Amazon says it appears after a period of inactivity. Look under Settings > Display & Sounds, and Ambient Experience on models that have it. Check it holds through a long wait, such as Isha to Fajr.
All devices: how to show prayer times on a TV.
Salah Point team. Checked 3 November 2026.