For partners

The partners who make the launch possible

We are looking for founding partners in these areas.

Three Arab entrepreneurs in business suits, two men and a woman, shaking hands on a plaza in Dubai's financial district with glass towers around them at dusk.

Where we stand

A working beta

  • Betarunning with sample dataNot launched yet
  • 21feature areas builtFrom communities to a halal marketplace
  • 54universities in our partner networkA pilot is running with them in Indonesia
  • 3app languagesIndonesian, English and Arabic (in progress), more to follow

The beta uses sample data and has not launched. Feature areas follow the app's screen inventory of 2 October 2026. We name a partner only once an agreement is signed.

The partners who make the launch possible

  • Two technicians, a woman in a hijab and a man in a kufi, walking and talking along a data centre aisle of server racks with soft green lights.

    Hosting and data centres

    Capacity to grow, safe backups and compliance with Indonesia's PDP law. Data location is decided together with the partner.

  • A smiling seller in a green hijab hands a cup of coffee to a customer holding a phone near a payment terminal in a leafy cafe.

    Payments

    QRIS, e-wallets and virtual accounts for the marketplace and licensed giving.

  • Boys in white tops, peci and sarongs and girls in white hijabs walking with books through a pesantren courtyard beside a white-domed mosque among tropical trees.

    Mosques, pesantren and campuses

    The first institutions to join the closed pilot in Malang.

  • Volunteers of different ages, women in hijabs and men in kufis, packing plain food parcels into boxes at long tables in a bright hall.

    Zakat bodies (BAZNAS/LAZ)

    For the zakat feature: pay directly to licensed bodies.

  • A woman in a hijab and hairnet inspecting jars of sambal in a clean small production kitchen with green tiles.

    Halal and certification

    Support for small sellers around the halal obligation for micro and small businesses.

  • Two telecom engineers in hard hats and orange vests, a man in a peci and a woman in a hijab, standing on a rooftop by an antenna tower with a city skyline at sunset.

    Telecoms and messaging

    Reliable sign-in codes and notifications across countries.

  • A lecturer in a hijab and a bearded professor discussing with a group of Muslim students at a table in a bright university library, with open books and green plants.

    Universities and experts

    Students and experts who test MU and help us refine it, in Indonesia and in other Muslim countries.

Become a partner

Partners who have signed an agreement are shown as founding partners on this site.

MU in action

Seven features, one at a time

A calm walk through seven features. Each screen is the real app, crisp and zoomable, and the caption says what you are looking at.

Real screens of the beta with sample data. Select a screen to enlarge it.