🛕 Temples & gurdwaras
A giving platform that respects dharmic traditions. Hindu mandirs, Buddhist viharas, Sikh gurdwaras, Jain communities — each with their own calendar, vocabulary, and ways of giving. The platform adapts; you don't translate.
A giving platform that respects dharmic traditions. Hindu mandirs, Buddhist viharas, Sikh gurdwaras, Jain communities — each with their own calendar, vocabulary, and ways of giving. The platform adapts; you don't translate.
Built for dharmic communities
Hindu temples, Buddhist sanghas, and Sikh gurdwaras each have distinct vocabulary, calendars, and giving frameworks. The platform's cultural intelligence layer adapts to each one — and supports communities that span multiple dharmic traditions.
Hindu communities get Diwali, Holi, Navaratri, Ganesh Chaturthi, Janmashtami. Buddhist communities get Vesak, Asalha Puja, Bodhi Day. Sikh communities get Vaisakhi, Guru Nanak Gurpurab, Bandi Chhor Divas. All on the Nanakshahi, Buddhist lunar, or Hindu lunisolar calendar where appropriate.
Vocabulary that fits your tradition. Hindu temples can use "seva," "daan," or "dakshina." Buddhist sanghas use "dana." Sikh gurdwaras use "seva" and "daswandh." Configurable by community.
Diwali campaigns drafted in October. Vaisakhi appeals in March. Vesak fundraising in spring. AI-drafted copy in tradition-appropriate tone, drafted ahead of the season for your review and approval — nothing auto-sends.
Sikh gurdwaras and Hindu temples that run community kitchens can track langar / annadaan giving separately. The gurdwara-langar-monthly recurring option — picked by devotees at checkout — keeps kitchen operations funded as a first-class giving category.
Murti renovation, hall expansion, parking-lot fund, Granthi quarters, Bodhi tree plantation — culturally-rooted capital campaigns with multi-year pledge tracking.
14 supported locales for dates, currencies, and number formats — including Hindi and Bengali — with multi-currency suggested amounts. The product UI is English today; additional UI languages are on the roadmap.
Built for
From neighborhood temples to large multi-deity complexes. Daily aarti support, festival fundraising, priest's quarters, murti maintenance — all as distinct giving categories.
Daswandh-aware giving, langar support, Akhand Path sponsorship, Guru Granth Sahib upkeep, infrastructure campaigns. Sikh-specific calendar with all Gurpurabs.
Theravada, Mahayana, Vajrayana traditions all supported. Vihara construction, monk/nun robes (chivara), retreat sponsorships, meditation-center funds.
Derasar maintenance, paryushan campaigns, Mahavir Jayanti seasonal appeals, ahimsa-rooted communication tone.
Indian, Nepali, Bhutanese, Sri Lankan, Thai, Vietnamese, Burmese cultural organizations that combine religious + cultural programming.
Temples and gurdwaras serving immigrant communities in North America, the UK, Australia, and beyond. Multi-currency for cross-border family giving (when supported by the donor's payment method).
Capabilities
A tablet inside the entrance for daily seva, festival giving, or specific occasion contributions. Branded with your temple's name and deity.
Diwali, Vaisakhi, Vesak campaign pages with live progress. Print QR codes on programs, share the link in community WhatsApp groups — or run a live fundraising event with a 4-character join code and real-time totals on the big screen.
US 501(c)(3), Canadian charity receipts, UK Gift Aid receipt flagging, India 80G — receipts include the right jurisdiction's tax info automatically.
Devotees pick devotional rhythms at checkout — monthly seva, diwali-annual, vesak-annual, vaisakhi-annual — then pause, resume, or modify from their portal. Stable, tradition-true support for ongoing operations.