Mosque digital signage

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Masjid Media connects the TV in a mosque’s hall with the phone in its caretaker’s pocket — so prayer times, study sessions, and announcements always arrive on time, with no technical skill required.

Why Masjid Media

The TV in the hall is often on, rarely saying anything.

In many mosques, prayer times are still written by hand, announcements are pinned to a noticeboard, and word of a last-minute study session spreads by mouth. The TV mounted in the hall often sits blank, or shows a static prayer schedule that rarely gets updated.

Masjid Media brings both sides together in one simple flow: a caretaker sets prayer times, running text, and events from an app on their phone, and the TV screen shows them instantly. Community members who can’t make it to the mosque stay connected through the same app.

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Al-Hikmah Mosque

Bandung, West Java

04:47
Friday, 15 May
17 Dhu al-Qadah 1447 H

Masjid Media

A digital information board for mosques, managed from your phone.

Masjid Media

Fajr 04:47
Sunrise in 01:18:00
Sunrise 06:05
Dhuha 06:35
Dhuhr 11:57
Asr 15:19
Maghrib 17:48
Isha 19:02
Evening study session after Maghrib with Ust. Ahmad

Sample data — interface preview

The difference

The same hall, one screen later.

How it usually goes The prayer schedule is written on a board by hand, and corrected whenever somebody notices it has drifted.
With Masjid Media Times are calculated from the mosque’s own coordinates, with its own method and its own per-prayer offsets, and roll over by themselves every day.
How it usually goes Announcements are printed and pinned to the noticeboard, where only the people already inside will read them.
With Masjid Media Running text and slides are changed from the caretaker’s phone, and the screen in the hall follows in the same breath.
How it usually goes Word of a study session travels by mouth, and reaches whoever happens to be standing there.
With Masjid Media An event is written once and lands in the feed of everyone who follows the mosque, with a reminder before it starts.
How it usually goes The moment the router drops, a smart display goes back to being furniture.
With Masjid Media The TV keeps running on the settings it already holds for up to a day, then catches up by itself.
“Good technology in a mosque is the kind nobody has to think about. It should ask for a caretaker’s attention once, and then keep its own.”
The principle we build to

What we build

Three screens, one product.

Masjid Media is not a single app. It is a display, a control panel, and a daily companion — each with its own job, all reading from the same mosque.

On the television

Masjid Media TV

An Android TV app showing prayer times, the countdown to the next waktu, running text and the mosque’s own slides — and stepping aside for the adhan, the iqama and the prayer itself. Nobody signs in on it.

In the caretaker’s pocket

The management app

Where the mosque is registered, the screen is paired with one QR scan, and everything on it is set: calculation method, iqama intervals, announcements, events, media, and who else is allowed to change them.

In the community’s hands

The same app, for jamaah

With no mosque to run: find the mosques around you, follow the ones you attend, and get a reminder before a study session begins — all in one feed.

Our principles

What guides every product decision.

Simple for caretakers

Not every mosque caretaker is comfortable with technology. Pairing a TV takes one QR scan, and running its content takes nothing more than a phone — no special training required.

By and for the community

A mosque’s subscription doesn’t have to fall on the caretakers alone. Any community member can cover it as ongoing charity, from anywhere.

Trustworthy with data

Mosque and community data is used only to run this service, exactly as described in our privacy policy — never sold.

Honest about price

A free tier that stays free, prices printed on this site, and billing through Google Play — no private quotes, no contracts, and a subscription you can review or cancel from your own Play account.

Data

What we hold, and what we don’t.

A mosque’s screen and its congregation’s attention are a trust. So is the data behind them. The short version is below; the policy is the long one.

Only what the features need
An account, the mosque you manage, and what you publish on it. Your location is read at the moment you ask for mosques nearby, and not otherwise.
Never sold
Your data is not merchandise and not advertising material. It is shared only with the providers that run the service — hosting, sign-in, notifications and payments.
No card numbers here
Payment is handled by the payment provider. We are told whether a subscription is active; your card or bank details never reach us.
Yours to take back
You can delete your account and its data yourself, from the app or from the web — with no email to us asking permission.

Read the privacy policy Terms of service Delete an account

Operated by

PT. Sarana Infotekno Mitra Solusi

Have a question, feedback, or want to bring Masjid Media to your mosque? We’d love to hear from you.

Ready to bring a screen to life?

Install Masjid Media on a caretaker’s phone, scan the QR on the TV screen, and start on Amanah at no cost.

Coming soon on Google Play