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Open source · Frappe + ERPNext · Built for jamaths

The open-source workspace for jamath committees.

Household census, Shariah-aware Baitul Maal, Chanda, tickets, and a member portal on Frappe and ERPNext. Free Community Edition to fork and self-host, or Cloud if you want us to run the servers.

Open source on GitHub.Star the projectif you like it · Live Demo:app.digitaljamath.com/login

Ready for your jamath? Register for the 3-month free pilot. We follow up from [email protected]. Or exploreLive Demofirst.

Cloud pilot

Start your free 3-month free pilot

We record your jamath and onboard personally. No card. Notifications to [email protected].

Prefer the full form?Open Cloud page

Why Frappe and ERPNext

Keep the audit-grade ledger. Run the jamath in jamath language.

Digital Jamath is open-source jamath software on Frappe and ERPNext. You keep double-entry, roles, and an audit trail. On top, you get DocTypes and submit-time validators for Zakat isolation, household census, Friday Chanda, and a member portal. Generic company ERP was not designed for that work.

Isolate restricted funds

Zakat, Sadaqah, Construction, and General stay in separate Baitul Maal funds. Restricted money cannot be journaled into forbidden uses on submit.

Census by household

Primary member as the contact, family on the household card, membership IDs for outreach and Zakat eligibility.

Portal with dignity

OTP login for families, receipts and service tickets from the phone, welfare without beneficiary names on public boards.

Locale packs when needed

India committees get 80G-style receipts and Form 10BD CSV. Jamaths elsewhere use the same ledger without that pack.

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What you get

Core modules in Community Edition

One product for self-host and Cloud. Cloud pays for servers, backups, and onboarding. It does not unlock modules.

Household census

Primary member as the contact point, family on the household card, membership IDs for outreach and Zakat eligibility.

Baitul Maal

Double-entry with hard fund isolation. Zakat, Sadaqah, Construction, and General cannot be mixed on submit.

Member portal

OTP login, family view, donation receipts, and service tickets (Nikah, NOC, certificates) from the phone.

India compliance pack

80G-style receipts and Form 10BD CSV export for committees that need them.

Welfare and volunteers

Grant requests and volunteer causes without putting beneficiary names on public boards.

Full module list

How Cloud works

Demo, then interest, then a 90-day pilot

  1. 1. Try the live product

    Open Live Demo or use Demo Jamath credentials. Data resets nightly (IST).

  2. 2. Start free pilot

    We record your jamath and email [email protected]. No card.

  3. 3. Pilot

    We onboard your workspace for three months. Then pay by households or self-host.

Pricing after pilot

Billed by households, not seats

Small jamaths start at ₹999/month. Software stays open source either way.

Small

₹999/mo

Up to 150 households

Growth

₹1,999/mo

151-400

Community

₹3,499/mo

401-800

Ummah

Custom

800+

Open source

Want to contribute? Use GitHub.

Digital Jamath Community Edition is MIT and built for jamaths on Frappe and ERPNext. If you want to help, contribute code or docs in the repo. If you need a feature or found a bug, raise a GitHub issue. Stars help other committees find the project.

Browse existing requests:github.com/digitaljamath/digitaljamath/issues

Community Edition

Self-host on your server

Docker Compose and bootstrap on Frappe and ERPNext. Full jamath modules. You keep the data and the keys. Free under MIT.

Cloud

We host. You run the jamath.

Demo, then interest, then 3-month free pilot. Then from ₹999/month by household. Export and leave anytime.

FAQ

Straight answers

What is Digital Jamath?

Digital Jamath is open-source software for jamaths, masjids, and Muslim welfare organisations. It is a custom app on Frappe and ERPNext 15, shaped for household census, Shariah-aware Baitul Maal, receipts and compliance, service tickets, and a member portal. Community Edition is MIT-licensed.

Why Frappe and ERPNext?

Frappe and ERPNext give a proven double-entry ledger, roles, and audit trail. Digital Jamath is a custom app on that stack, not a generic company ERP with a masjid skin. It adds household census, Shariah fund locks for Zakat and Sadaqah, Chanda, India 80G and Form 10BD packs, and a member OTP portal. Committees keep ERP discipline in jamath language.

How is Digital Jamath different from generic ERPNext?

Generic ERPNext models companies, customers, and sales. Digital Jamath models jamaths: households with a primary member, Baitul Maal fund types that block forbidden journals on submit, Friday Chanda, welfare without public beneficiary boards, and a member portal. The ledger stays audit-grade; the DocTypes and validators speak jamath work.

What does Shariah compliance mean here?

In Baitul Maal, restricted funds such as Zakat are isolated by fund type. Submit-time checks block journals that would move restricted money into forbidden uses. That is product enforcement, not a fatwa. Local scholars still guide your jamath’s policies.

Is Digital Jamath free?

Community Edition is free forever when you self-host. Digital Jamath Cloud is optional paid hosting and support: a 3-month free pilot, then plans from ₹999/month based on household count.

What license should I care about?

Our Community Edition app is MIT (same family as Frappe Framework). The stack also includes ERPNext, which is GPL-3. That is normal for ERPNext apps. We do not use AGPL. You can self-host, fork, and export; Cloud does not lock the software.

What is a household for pricing?

A household is one primary member (head of family) plus their family members. Cloud plans are billed by household count, not by every individual.

How do I try it before signing up?

Open the live demo at app.digitaljamath.com/login or the portal login, or use the published Demo Jamath credentials. When ready, submit Start free pilot on the homepage or /cloud. We onboard pilots personally. No credit card required.

Where is the source code?

The MIT Community Edition source is public at https://github.com/digitaljamath/digitaljamath. Want to help? Contribute on GitHub, or raise an issue for features and bugs. If you like the project, star the repo so other jamaths can find it.

Where do questions and pilot interest go?

All questions and pilot interest go to [email protected].

Want to help? Contribute onGitHub, orraise an issuefor features and bugs. If the project helps your jamath,star the reposo others can find it.

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 →

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