Already running
Three things, already running.
None of these is the point. Baqiyah is the point, and these are what it has made so far. Each one is free, has no advertising in it, asks for no account, and will stay that way for as long as it runs.
Minbar
getminbar.com
Live khutbah translation. The imam preaches in Arabic, the congregation reads it in their own language, seconds behind, in fourteen languages, by scanning a QR code at the door. No app, no account, free for every mosque.
More about MinbarBuruja
buruja.com
A library of the deen, written out and given away. The Qur'an, the seerah, the companions, the prophets, the 99 Names, the forty hadith, Riyad as-Salihin, and one verse a day delivered to the calendar you already check.
More about BurujaSalattid
salattid.com
Prayer times that live in your calendar rather than in another app you have to remember to open. Your colleagues see busy. Nobody books over your salah.
More about SalattidAll three deliver into a calendar you already open. Buruja puts a verse there. Salattid puts the prayer times there. Minbar puts Friday there.
What comes next
The rest is on The List.
There is no roadmap here, because a roadmap is a promise about dates. What we keep instead is an honest list of gaps we can see and cannot yet fill. When something on it is funded, we build it, and it stays free forever.