Ummity

Local Muslim communities run on scattered group chats — announcements get buried, events have no real RSVP, and there's no home for the community's businesses. Ummity gives your masjid one organized place for all of it.

One home for your community
Open the app to a warm dashboard built around your day: Hijri and Gregorian dates, a next-prayer countdown for your masjid's location, today's classes, the latest announcements, and a Jumu'ah reminder when it matters.

Events with real RSVPs
Browse khutbahs, halaqahs, classes, youth nights, and fundraisers. RSVP once and get a QR ticket in the app and by email — volunteers scan it at the door, so your community finally has real attendance numbers. Recurring classes, calendar export, and reminders included.

A marketplace you can trust
Buy, sell, and give within your own community. Every listing is reviewed by your masjid's admins before it goes live, and contact happens through in-app seller threads — no phone numbers exposed. Includes a Free/Sadaqah category.

Discover halal businesses
A directory of member-owned businesses — halal food, tutoring, health, trades, and more — with reviews from people in your community, admin-verified badges, and member-only offers. Follow a business to hear about new discounts and flyers.

Chat that stays organized
Community rooms in a familiar style: an admin-only Announcements room that never gets buried, rooms for brothers, sisters, and youth, member-requested rooms with their own owners, and built-in polls for community decisions. Text, photos, and voice notes.

Built for masājid, not ad networks
• Join your community in seconds by scanning a QR at the masjid
• Belong to multiple communities, with a different role in each
• Admins approve content before it goes live — trust first
• Sisters-only spaces respected throughout
• Arabic-ready design with RTL groundwork
• Free for members

One account. Every community you belong to. RSVP to a class, list a bookshelf, find a halal caterer, and catch the announcement that used to get lost — all in one place.

Ummity is multi-tenant from day one: any mosque or Muslim community can run its own private space. Ask your masjid admin for your community's QR code, or request a new community in the app.