For mosques and community centres
A portal your own staff run
Any app can be offered to your congregation. None of the others can say the imam knows about it. Your centre is not a logo here, it is the part that confirms a person is real.
What a centre does
Verify members in person
Members book an appointment with you. Your staff confirm identity face to face, interview the candidate, speak to referees and file a report. It stays with you unless he shares it.
Host chaperoned meetings
Publish your hours. Members and guardians request a meeting at the centre. Both sides are emailed whenever anything changes.
Offer counselling
List your own packages, with your prices, lengths and formats. Members and married couples book them in the app.
Introduce people yourself
A matchmaker knows things an algorithm does not. Introduce two of your members directly, in a section of its own.
Two things worth stating plainly
The fee is yours
You set what a verification costs: free, a suggested donation, or a fixed amount. You say how you take it. Members are told, and every confirmation email repeats it. Nothing is paid to Align, and Align takes no share.
Belonging tells you nothing on its own
A member can join your community without handing you their profile. Sharing a summary is a second choice, off by default, and can be withdrawn. Contact details, photos, guardian details and conversations are never part of it.
Why a centre says yes
Helping the single brothers and sisters of a community marry well is among the most useful things a masjid does. It is usually done by whoever is asked, with no tools and no record.
«بَارَكَ اللَّهُ لَكَ وَبَارَكَ عَلَيْكَ وَجَمَعَ بَيْنَكُمَا فِي خَيْرٍ»
"May Allah bless you, shower His blessings upon you, and join you both in goodness."
The Prophet ﷺ, Tirmidhi
Align gives that work a shape: a booking system, a report written once and kept, a fee you set and keep, and a member who arrives already assessed and already serious.