Say salaam in Discord
It’s where everything gets decided. Tell us which masjid you’re at and what you’re trying to solve — half the time someone has already built it.
Community
This gets built in the open, by people like you
Imams, volunteers, trustees and developers, all working out what masjids actually need. There is no company behind this — the community is the project.
How to help
Four ways in, in order of effort
You don’t need to be a developer for the first two, and plenty of the most useful contributions have never touched code.
Open an issue
Found a bug, or something confusing? Open an issue on the repository it belongs to. A clear description of what you expected and what happened is a real contribution.
Send a pull request
Small and focused is best. On your first pull request a bot asks you to sign the contributor agreement — one click, once, and never again.
Build an app
Anything that runs in a container can be an OpenMasjidOS app. Write a manifest, list your repository in the catalog, and every masjid can install it.
Where the work lives
Every repository, and what it’s for
Issues go on the repository they belong to. If you aren’t sure which one, ask in Discord and someone will point you.
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OpenMasjidOS
The platform that runs the other apps.
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OpenMasjid Display
Prayer times, cameras and HDMI on every screen.
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OpenMasjid Companion
The masjid on every phone in the congregation.
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OpenMasjid Donations
Your own donation website, with Stripe.
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OpenMasjid Kiosk
A tap-to-give station at the door.
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OpenMasjid Students
Tuition and fees for your madrasa.
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OpenMasjidAPPS
The catalog that the App Store reads.
Come and say salaam
The Discord is small enough that a new face gets noticed and welcomed. Bring your questions.