digitaljamath

Software for jamath committees

Census, Shariah-isolated Baitul Maal, Collect & pay, and a member portal. MIT open source. Free Cloud open pilot.

Demo: [email protected] / Experience@DJ1 · Portal OTP 123456

app.digitaljamath.com/jamath
Digital Jamath committee console
MIT Community EditionFrappe + ERPNext 15Live committee consoleMember portal

Product

The console trustees actually open

Day-to-day work in the committee console. Advanced Desk stays one click away for ledgers and Chart of Accounts.

  • Committee console Today screen
    Today: what the committee needs to do next
  • Collect and pay screen
    Collect & pay: Chanda and Zakat with fund locks
  • Families census list
    Families: household census and contacts

Editions

Community + Cloud

Community Edition

Open source, 100% free. Self-host with Docker. Same apps as Cloud. No feature locks.

Self-host guide · GitHub

Cloud

We host yourjamath.digitaljamath.com. Free open pilot. No card. Export and leave anytime.

Start free pilot · Trust

Live demo

Try Demo Jamath

Sample workspace with dummy households. Click around freely. Data resets every night.

Committee Desk

Password
Experience@DJ1
Open Live Demo

Member portal

Phone
9876543210
OTP
123456
Open portal →

Ready for your jamath?Start free pilotfor the Cloud open pilot. No credit card.·Source on GitHub·app.digitaljamath.com/jamath

Questions:[email protected]

FAQ

What is Digital Jamath?

Open-source software for jamaths and masjids on Frappe and ERPNext 15: household census, Shariah-aware Baitul Maal, compliance, tickets, and a member portal. MIT Community Edition.

Committee console or Desk?

Trustees use the committee console at /jamath for day-to-day work. Desk (/app) is Advanced for accountants and full ledgers.

Community Edition or Cloud?

Same apps. Community Edition is free to self-host forever. Cloud gives yourjamath.digitaljamath.com as a free open pilot. Export anytime.

Is Cloud free?

Yes for now. No credit card. Paid hosting may open later when a registered merchant is ready. Software stays MIT either way.

Where is the source?

Public MIT repo: https://github.com/digitaljamath/digitaljamath