“Khidmah” means service.
Khidmah AI started from organizing community events as a student volunteer and seeing how much time coordination takes. Now we're building it alongside our first pilot communities.
Describe the event in one sentence. Khidmah plans it, staffs it from your volunteer roster, drafts every announcement, and checks its own work before anything goes out.
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Plan anything your community runs
Every iftar, Eid banquet and fundraiser lands on the same few volunteers. They rebuild the plan in group chats, chase people for shifts, and rewrite the same announcement three times, late at night.
Timelines, checklists and budgets rebuilt for every event.
Dozens of messages to learn who's free, and gaps on the day.
The same details rewritten for WhatsApp, Instagram and email.
Prayer times, accessibility, cleanup: remembered too late.
Add the date, guest count and budget, plus your volunteer roster. Plain language is fine. Khidmah uses what you give it instead of guessing.
A planner hands the work to logistics, volunteer, communications and audit agents. Each one does its part, in about two minutes.
The audit flags anything missing. You review it, export it to your calendar, and send the announcements yourself.
Timeline, task checklist, budget breakdown and supplies list, built around the details you give it.
Roles filled from your real roster. Gaps get flagged, never made up.
An audit reviews every plan before you share it.
Ready-to-edit copy in your community's voice, with all the key details.
The event and every prep deadline, in one file.
Built around volunteer time, prayer schedules and the way your board already works.
sentence to get started
specialist AI agents on every plan
announcement formats drafted for you
from idea to a full plan
Ramadan iftars, Eid prayers and banquets, fundraising dinners, classes and weekend programs.
GBMs, socials, speaker events and fundraisers, planned by a board that changes every year.
Any group that runs events on volunteer time and wants an operations team without hiring one.
Khidmah AI started from organizing community events as a student volunteer and seeing how much time coordination takes. Now we're building it alongside our first pilot communities.
We're working with a small group of mosques and MSAs. Tell us about yours and we'll reach out to set up your pilot.
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We got your request and will reach out to you soon about your pilot.
No. Khidmah runs in your web browser on a laptop or phone. Pilot partners get an access code, and we help set up your first event.
Not during the pilot. Khidmah drafts everything, and you decide what to share. You can copy a draft or email it to yourself and send it from your own account. Sending invites to your whole list is coming in the full version.
They're sent to our AI provider to write your plan. Khidmah doesn't keep them on its servers; your roster is remembered only in your own browser.
Yes, which is why every plan goes through an audit step and why we ask you to review dates, prayer times, costs and names before sharing. Khidmah isn't a religious authority, so anything religious should be checked by your imam or board.
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Join the private pilot and plan your first event with us. It takes one sentence to start.