Our products
Software for how Muslim communities actually live.
OneMuslimNetwork is one platform built hub by hub — matchmaking, mosques, marketplace, mutual aid, halal finance, housing. We engineer it on .NET Core and shape it with AI, for the way people already gather, give and look out for each other.
Six hubs. One network.
Each hub is its own product, with its own users and its own logic — held together by shared identity, shared infrastructure, and a shared community.
Marriage
A structured, faith-conscious path to finding a spouse, with guardians and intentions built into the process rather than bolted on after.
Mosques
Live prayer times and a map of mosques near you, drawn from real congregation data instead of a generic directory listing.
Shopping
A marketplace for wedding, party, kids', food and garden goods, run by sellers who share the same community you do.
Give and Take
A place to pass on what you no longer need and find what you do, before either ends up in landfill.
Community Finance
Halal saving, zakat calculation and household planning, with no interest hidden in the fine print.
Housing
Rooms, flats and Muslim-friendly homes, listed by people who understand what "nearby amenities" should actually mean.
Built on .NET Core. Sharpened with AI.
Six products with different rhythms, running on one dependable backend — with AI doing the parts that don't scale by hand.
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Our specialty is .NET Core
Every hub — from matchmaking to zakat calculations — runs on the same .NET Core foundation. It's what lets us ship a new hub without re-solving identity, payments or data protection each time, and what keeps prayer times and listings accurate across every country the flag switcher lets you pick.
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AI where it earns its place
We use AI tools to move faster on the engineering side, and to make the product itself smarter: surfacing better matches, catching problem listings before a person has to, and helping content read naturally in the languages our members already use. AI supports the judgment here — it doesn't replace it.
"We build software for the digital needs of communities, not just their downloads."
— the engineering team, OneMuslimNetwork
Behind every hub is the same instinct: a mosque looking for its congregation, a family looking for a match, a neighbour with something to give. Our job is to build the infrastructure for that instinct — reliable, well-engineered, and shaped by real social interaction rather than a generic feed.