hUnive

Many communities.
One place they can each be themselves.

hUnive is a platform for religious and spiritual communities. Each one arrives with its own name, its own colours, its own library and its own way of gathering — and hUnive holds them all without flattening any of them into the same shape.

Its own face

A community keeps its identity

Name, mark and colours belong to the community, not to us. Members see the place they joined — not a platform wearing a badge over it.

Its own shelf

The apps that suit its practice

A reader, a library, a study tool. Communities differ in what they actually do together, so the shelf is per-community rather than one catalogue imposed on everyone.

Its own voice

An assistant grounded in its own texts

As the platform grows, each community gets an assistant that answers from that community's sources — and says plainly when it does not know, rather than inventing an answer.

One membership

You belong to hUnive, and to whichever communities you join

Joining a community never means leaving the network. Membership is additive: the home you arrive in stays yours however many other places you come to belong.

On the shelf

Apps, built by us and by others

An app on hUnive is a small, self-contained thing a community can open without leaving. The first is the work of one author, and it sets the standard the rest are held to.

BazarganThe Quran with Abdolali Bazargan's tafsir — read, listen and study, with his lectures, books and articles alongside.

Third-party appsSubmissions open when the review path does. Every app is reviewed before it reaches a community.

Where this is up to. hUnive is early, and running. The platform is live, the first community is open, and the first app is on the shelf. It is not yet open to the public — if you lead a community and want to bring it here, that conversation is the next thing we are ready for.