SITELADAN for Android

Manages religious schedules, dakwah programs, community announcements, and mosque administrative tasks through a single Android interface for Masjid Syuhada Yogyakarta. Developed by mzpshStudio, the social-communication app combines messaging features with an administrative portal for members and staff, and event reminders. It delivers real-time event updates, access to religious resources, and tools for coordinating outreach and congregation activities. It targets congregants, religious teachers, and mosque administrators who need a central point for local worship coordination, rostering, and program planning.

Combines outreach and administrative workflows in one mobile interface

The app groups scheduling, program coordination, and announcements so community organisers can manage multiple tasks from a single place. Its integrated dakwah service management pairs calendar entries with a news feed and message threads. Visible on the main screens are a calendar view, community news stream, and discussion thread, which present program details and resources alongside pushable notifications for participants.

Separates public messaging from internal administrative controls

The administrative portal supplies tools tailored to mosque administrators while the messaging and news areas serve congregants and religious teachers. Role-based access appears to distinguish general users from administrators, so official notices and internal records remain in different interfaces. That separation supports clearer responsibility for posting official updates and for who handles internal coordination tasks.

Centralisation creates data-handling responsibilities that lack public detail

Because the app centralises membership records and scheduling, it processes personal and organisational information tied to mosque activities. The developer focuses on Masjid Syuhada community solutions, yet encryption and data-retention practices are not listed among the app's features. Local administrators should confirm how member data is stored, shared, and governed before expanding internal use across committees.

Mobile reach is immediate but cross-platform and notification specifics are limited

The app is available for Android devices via the Google Play Store and supplies real-time event information to phones. No desktop client or other mobile platform is specified, which constrains participants who do not use Android. Notification configuration and per-channel alert settings are not documented in the feature list, so administrators may need to test alert behaviour during deployment.

Best suited to organisation-led mosque deployments with local governance in place

Adoption works best when mosque committees set governance and data-handling rules, schedule a staged roll-out, and assign technical testing for notifications and permissions. Local leadership involvement reduces misconfiguration and keeps community workflows aligned with religious activities. The app fits communities prepared to manage their own policies rather than groups seeking an anonymous, cross-platform messaging service.