The whole menu
is yours.
You know the drill — scan the menu, quiz the waiter, hope there’s one thing. Not here. Every place shows how halal it is, who confirmed it, and how recently. Sit down. Order anything.
Free — and built by Muslims who were tired of guessing too.
Open it once. You’ll get it.
Three screens, no manual — search near you, tap a place, read the profile. That’s the whole trick.
Everything you’d ask the group chat, up front
Every restaurant answers your questions before you have to ask them.
How halal, exactly
Not a vague tick. A real answer — fully halal and zabihah, seafood and veg only, halal meat but alcohol on the menu. The level you’d want to know before you sit down.
Who said so
HMC. JAKIM. IFANCA. The community. The owner. Whoever confirmed it, you see them by name — and you decide what their word is worth.
How recently
‘Halal since 2016’ isn’t an answer. You see the date it was last confirmed — and when that date is getting old, the profile says so.
New to this? Welcome.
No group chat yet, no aunties with the list — if you’re new to Islam, this is the map nobody hands you. Everything the community knows is in here, receipts included. You don’t have to earn it. It’s yours too.
One number, honestly earned.
Who verified a place, and how fresh that verification is, weighed into one number out of 100. And it can go down — a certificate expires, a kitchen changes hands, a confirmation goes stale, and the score admits it. A trust score you can’t lose isn’t trust.
You’d never take ‘trust me’ from a stranger.
Every verification carries a name — so you know exactly whose word you’re eating on.
Certifier
HMC, JAKIM, IFANCA and their peers — people whose whole job is checking. The strongest word we’ve got.
Community
Muslims who ate there and put their name on it. The group chat, on the record.
Owner
The owner’s own word, labelled as exactly that. We show it — we just don’t dress it up as more than it is.
For every ‘so… where can we eat?’
New city, covered
Land, search, eat. Your first night somewhere new shouldn’t be crackers from the hotel shop.
The place you’ve been walking past
That spot you’ve wondered about for years? It has an answer now.
Be someone’s group chat
When the ‘is it halal?’ text comes in, you’re the one with the receipt, not the rumour.
Keep your list
The date-night spot, the one the kids beg for, the Eid-morning breakfast place. Saved, ready, yours.
You’re early. That’s the good part.
We’re not going to show you a fake counter of happy users. We’re new, and we’d rather earn it. What’s here is real — every profile verified by a name, or it isn’t here. If your city’s thin, that’s your opening: vouch for the spot you swear by, and you’re the reason the next family sits down without a second thought. That’s how every halal map in history got made. Someone went first.
Ask us the hard ones.
Is it actually free?
Yes. Free free. There’s no paid tier where the real halal info lives.
How do I know a profile’s right?
Nothing hides behind our word. The verifier’s name and the date are on every profile — you judge with your own eyes, the way you would in person. And when a confirmation ages, the profile shows it instead of pretending.
What if a place serves alcohol?
Then it says so, right there on the level. We don’t rule — we report. The facts are ours to get right; the standard is yours.
Be the friend who knows.
Free — no catch, no card, no premium tier where the ‘real’ halal info lives. Download it, then send it to the family chat. Someone in there is still ordering the fish.
Android today. iPhone soon, insha’Allah.
May you never eat a doubtful bite again — and may your hardest decision be dessert.