The whole masjid
office, in one place.

DeenDesk is an all-in-one platform for mosques — donations and CRA-compliant receipts, prayer times, members, and AI-drafted announcements, in a single dashboard built for the people who actually run the masjid.

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The whole office, at a glance.

Today · overview·15 Dhul-Qi'dah
Next prayerAsr · 4:42 PM
01:12:43
Donations · June
$0
Members
342
CopilotJumu'ah reminder

Jumu'ah this Friday — first khutbah 1:15 PM, second 2:00 PM.

All modules synced

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Why we built it.

Most mosques run on a patchwork — a donations spreadsheet, a group chat for announcements, a printer for receipts, and one volunteer who remembers how all of it fits together. It works right up until that volunteer is away, or the spreadsheet is a year behind, or a donor needs a tax receipt in March.

DeenDesk pulls the whole mosque office into one place: donations and CRA-compliant receipts, prayer times that sync themselves, a member directory, and announcements that draft and translate in a few taps. One dashboard, mobile-first, so the people running the masjid can do it from their phone — no spreadsheet, no IT person, no year-end scramble.

A mosque shouldn't need a spreadsheet, a group chat, and a printer just to run its office.

What's inside.

01Donations, with receipts that hold up.

Every gift is logged once and tracked by fund — general, Zakat, building — so restricted money is never co-mingled with the rest. Official CRA-compliant receipts generate straight from the ledger, and the numbers behind a T3010 return are there when the year closes.

No more rebuilding the year from bank statements in March. The receipt a donor needs is one tap away, and the books already add up.

Donations · June·$0 received
General
$4,820
Zakat
$2,150
Building
$1,030
RestrictedCRA receipt #0142 issued

02Prayer times that keep themselves current.

Daily prayer times are calculated for the mosque's exact location and method, and they refresh on their own — no one editing a slide every week. The next prayer is always front and centre, with the Hijri date alongside.

Prayer times · 15 Dhul-Qi'dah·synced
Fajr
5:18 AM
Dhuhr
1:24 PM
Asr
next4:42 PM
Maghrib
8:09 PM
Isha
9:38 PM

03A Copilot that writes — in five languages.

The Masjid Copilot drafts announcements from a one-line prompt, then translates them into Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, and French in the same step — so the whole community gets the same message in the language they read.

It only ever drafts. A human reviews and approves before anything goes out, so nothing well-meant-but-wrong reaches the congregation.

Masjid Copilot·drafting
ENEnglish

Jumu'ah this Friday — first khutbah 1:15 PM, second 2:00 PM.

ARالعربيةtranslated

صلاة الجمعة هذا الأسبوع — الخطبة الأولى 1:15 ظهراً، والثانية 2:00.

URاردوtranslated

اس جمعہ نمازِ جمعہ — پہلا خطبہ 1:15، دوسرا خطبہ 2:00 بجے۔

04Broadcasts and campaigns that reach people.

Send a broadcast over the channels the community already uses, from a template library so recurring messages — Jumu'ah, Janazah, fundraisers — don't get rewritten from scratch. QR campaigns put a code on a flyer or donation box and track the scans behind it.

Under the hood.

Six decisions that make it safe to run a mosque on.

  • Row-level securityMembers, donations, events, and announcements persist behind row-level security in Supabase, scoped to the mosque. Every read and write goes through one action layer.
  • Suggest, then confirmAnything touching money or compliance — receipts, fund postings, broadcasts — is drafted by the AI and approved by a human. Nothing posts to the books silently.
  • Restricted-fund accountingZakat, Sadaqah, and building funds are tracked as separate buckets from general giving, so restricted money is never co-mingled and reporting stays clean.
  • CRA-ready receiptsOfficial donation receipts and the data behind a T3010 return are generated from the ledger — no year-end spreadsheet reconstruction.
  • Multilingual by defaultAnnouncements draft in English and translate into Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, and French in one step, so the whole community gets the same message.
  • Mobile-firstBuilt for admins running the mosque from a phone — dashboard, donations, prayer times, and broadcasts all work on a small screen first.
1
dashboard, not four tools
CRA
compliant receipts + T3010
5
languages, auto-translated
Daily
prayer times, auto-synced

A few questions.

Anything else: hello@practa.ai.

Every record lives behind row-level security in Supabase, scoped to your mosque, and anything touching money is suggest-and-confirm — the AI drafts, a human approves, and the action is logged. Nothing posts to the books on its own.

Yes. Restricted funds — Zakat, Sadaqah, building — are tracked as their own buckets, never co-mingled with general giving. Receipts and reports keep the split, so restricted money stays accountable.

No. DeenDesk is built for mosque admins, not engineers — donations, prayer times, members, and announcements all run from one mobile-friendly dashboard. If you can use a group chat, you can run it.

Run an organization that lives in spreadsheets and group chats? hello@practa.ai — we'll build the platform that fits it.

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