Built for Jain sanghs

Jain sangh management software built around every household

The operating system for your sangh

NamoHub is an all-in-one Jain sangh management platform for member households, donations and receipts, events, pathshala, fundraising, and communications. It is designed for Jain centers and community organizations in the United States and Canada.

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Who it's for

Built for the sangh, where the family is the unit.

Generic CRMs treat every contact as one row. NamoHub understands that your treasurer wants the household total, your sangh pramukh knows people by family, and your pathshala registrar enrolls siblings together.

Derasar · Sthanak · Upashray

Jain sanghs & derasars

Sanghs running derasar and sthanak operations — pujas, Paryushan, Swami Vatsalya, and ongoing member care for every household.

Pathshala · Gyanshala · Youth shibir

Pathshala & gyanshala

Pathshalas and gyanshalas tracking enrollment, attendance, and parent communication — with siblings enrolled together.

Mahila mandal · Seva group · Swadhyay

Seva & swadhyay groups

Mahila mandals, seva committees, and swadhyay circles coordinating volunteers, drives, and Jiv Daya work.

Jain center · Federation · Young Jains

Jain centers & federations

Multi-sangh Jain centers and regional federations managing shared calendars, dues, and household affiliations across communities.

Platform

Six of them, up close. One household-shaped backbone.

Each module works on its own and gets dramatically better in combination. Members feed events, events feed donations, donations close the loop with receipts — all keyed to the same household.

01 / Members

A roster that thinks in households.

Add a family once. Track parents, kids, and extended members under one roof. Roles, contact preferences, and giving history roll up cleanly — no duplicate records to deduplicate later.

  • Household roster
  • Member directory
  • Custom fields
  • Lifecycle tracking
02 / Events

RSVPs, capacity, and check-in — without a separate tool.

Run snatra pujas, Paryushan programs, pathshala classes, and Swami Vatsalya from one calendar. Households RSVP for the whole family in a click. QR check-in, capacity rules, and waitlists handle the rest.

  • Per-household RSVP
  • QR check-in
  • Capacity & waitlists
  • Recurring schedules
03 / Donations

Donations that match how families actually give.

One household, many gifts — recurring giving, Paryushan pledges, puja and bhojan sponsorships. Every donation is automatically tagged to the right family, with auto-issued tax receipts and clean year-end summaries.

  • Recurring & one-time
  • Auto tax receipts
  • Pledges & campaigns
  • Per-household totals
04 / Education

Pathshala, gyanshala, and youth shibirs.

Enroll siblings together. Take attendance on a phone. Send progress notes to parents. Run grade-level pathshala classes, Paryushan programs, and youth shibirs from the same roster.

  • Sibling enrollment
  • Mobile attendance
  • Parent updates
  • Term & class structure
05 / Fundraising

Peer-to-peer, matched by household.

Members rally their networks for the derasar renovation, the youth shibir, the Jiv Daya fund. Track team totals, match gifts within households, and recognize donors without spreadsheet math.

  • P2P pages
  • Match within household
  • Team leaderboards
  • Pledge tracking
06 / Communications

One message, the right channel, the right person.

Email the household, text the parent, push to the youth app. Segment by attendance, giving, language, or pathshala class. Every send respects per-member opt-ins.

  • Email & SMS
  • Per-member preferences
  • Multilingual sends
  • Segments & saved lists
Built into the model

Two things a generic CRM cannot copy.

Not because they are hard to build, but because they are Jain concepts in the data model rather than labels on a screen.

Khata — giving by kshetra

Dev dravya, gyan dravya, jivdaya and sadharmik are separate ledger heads, not tags on a donation. The upward-only rule is enforced between them, so money given for one purpose can never quietly fund another.

Which heads exist at all is derived from your tradition. A Sthānakavāsī or Terāpanth center has no dev dravya, because there is no idol and no temple — nobody has to remember to switch that off.

NamoPass — one identity, every sangh

A Jain identity your members carry for life. It travels with them between centers, so a family that moves from one sangh to another arrives already known, and a member of three centers is one person rather than three records.

Their pass checks them in at your events whether or not they are your member — which is exactly what a visiting family needs, and what a per-tenant contact list cannot express.

The household difference

Other tools store contacts. We store families.

That one decision changes everything downstream: statements, attendance, communications, even how donor recognition reads. Less dedupe, fewer awkward emails, more time on the work that matters.

  • One ledger per family.
    Mom's monthly donation, dad's Paryushan pledge, and the kids' pathshala fees roll into one giving statement at year end.
  • RSVP for everyone in one tap.
    Parents register the whole family for Swami Vatsalya or Paryushan programs; check-in flags everyone at the door with a single QR scan.
  • Enrollments that know about siblings.
    Pathshala signs up two kids together. Sibling discounts apply automatically. One parent gets one email.
  • Receipts auto-matched to the right household.
    When a check or bhandar deposit arrives in the bank feed, NamoHub reconciles it to the right family — no spreadsheet hunting.
Connects to

Plays well with what you already use.

Stripe and calendar subscriptions work today. The rest are on the roadmap, and marked so — we would rather you knew which is which before you buy.

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Stripe
Payments
C
Calendar feed
Google, Apple, Outlook
Q
QuickBooks Planned
Accounting
P
Plaid Planned
Bank feeds
M
Mailchimp Planned
Email
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Twilio Planned
SMS
Z
Zoom Planned
Live classes
Z
Zapier Planned
Everything else
Trust & security

Treasurer-grade trust. Volunteer-grade simplicity.

Your data is yours.

Export everything in standard formats anytime. We don't sell, train on, or share member data with third parties — ever.

Privacy by design.

Encryption at rest and in transit. Per-role access controls. Audit logs on every donation and member change.

Built to stay up.

Daily backups, geo-redundant storage, and 99.9% uptime — so Sunday pathshala goes ahead even if your laptop doesn't.

FAQ

Questions sanghs ask before they switch.

Can we migrate from spreadsheets and our current tools?

Yes. We import members, households, donation history, and event records from CSV, QuickBooks, and most legacy CRMs. Most sanghs are live within 5–10 business days. We do the heavy lifting on the first import — no setup fees.

Do you support Gujarati, Hindi, and other languages?

Yes. The product supports English plus Gujarati, Hindi, and a growing list of Indian languages for member-facing screens, statements, and email. UI translations come with the platform; communications can be sent in any language you write.

Is NamoHub only for Jain sanghs?

Yes, and it could not be otherwise. The Jain concepts are in the data model, not the vocabulary. Giving is organised by kshetra: dev dravya, gyan dravya, jivdaya and sadharmik are separate ledger heads, the upward-only rule is enforced between them, and which kshetra exist at all depends on whether your center is Mūrtipūjaka, Sthānakavāsī, Terāpanth or Digambara. NamoPass is a Jain identity your members carry for life, across every sangh they belong to. None of that is a setting another community could switch on.

How does pricing scale as we grow?

Pricing scales with the size of your sangh, and we would rather quote you than have you guess from a table. Tell us roughly how many households you serve and what you need, and we will give you a number — no setup fees either way.

Who owns our data, and can we leave?

You own everything, and you can leave with it. Ask and we produce a full export of your members, households, giving, events and enrolments. No exit fee, no hostage-taking.

Day to day, exports are permissioned by role: the treasurer exports payments, the registrar exports a class roster. What we deliberately do not ship is a one-click dump of the whole member directory for anyone who can log in, because a spreadsheet of your congregation leaves your access controls behind the moment it exists. If you need an answer from your data, the reports give it to you in place.

What about donor privacy and tax compliance?

We're built for U.S. 501(c)(3) and equivalent international charity workflows. Receipts include the required language; donor-advised fund (DAF) and stock gifts are supported. We never sell or share member or donor data.

Get started

Bring your sangh home.

Book a 30-minute call. We'll walk through your sangh's specific workflows, show you the household model in action, and map a realistic 30-day migration plan.