
Your door
One door, on the wall and online.
A code at the entrance and an address that is yours. Your prayer times, programs and giving sit behind it.
No wires, no hardware, no app to download
Four hundred people stood here on Friday. By Saturday, most masjids could not name one of them. NexusG8 gives yours a door people can tap, a roster that fills itself, and one place to reach everyone. We set it up. You approve it, and it is live.

Four things, from the first day.

Your door
A code at the entrance and an address that is yours. Your prayer times, programs and giving sit behind it.
At your door · Example
Your roster
Everyone who scans lands on one roster the masjid owns. It stays when the committee changes.
Your community · Example
Your map
Members say what they do and what they need. You see it as counts, never as a list of names.
To everyone · 860 people · Example
Your reach
A class, a janazah, a volunteer call. Send once from your Command Center, and it reaches them in the app and by email.
From a scan at the door to the right handshake.


The member
Tap the card or point a camera at the code. Your door opens on their phone, with nothing to install. It takes about eight seconds.
Follow is instant, so a visitor is never turned away


Your steward
Ask to join comes to your stewards with the person’s card attached. One tap lets them in, whenever there is a quiet moment.
The roster stays real, and stays yours


The member
Their own page and Contact Card, free. They add what they do and what they need, and choose what is shown.
It stays theirs, whether or not they stay with you


Your community
Eighteen people need work and twelve can hire. NexusG8 shows who should meet, because both of them said so themselves.
Help stays inside the community
A smart-center, with nothing to install.
A code on the wall and the phones already in people’s pockets. That is the whole installation. Your committee opens one screen on any laptop or phone.


This is the part that makes people join.
Everyone who comes through your door gets their own NexusG8, free. It is one address for them, their life and their work.
nexusg8.com/meet/their-name. It is theirs, not rented from a platform.
Swap contacts with one scan. Their number and email are only shared when they choose.
Share your story, your work, and the links that matter to you.
The mentor, the job, the volunteer or the customer, from the people who pray beside them.
It sounds too good to be true. It is how we are built.
Every member who upgrades, and every NFC card or wristband bought through your door: up to half of what NexusG8 makes on it goes to your masjid. A member’s plan is credited every month for as long as they keep paying, so it becomes recurring revenue.
One member upgrades to Pro
$11.99
to your masjid, every month they keep paying
One member buys an NFC wristband through your door
$15.60
to your masjid, for that sale
One hundred members on Pro
$1,199
to your masjid, every month they keep paying
Examples at the verified rate. Verified centers earn 50% of what is left after the card fee, or after the 20% cost of a physical item. Approved centers not yet verified earn 20%.
Because NexusG8 is built to be a Public Utility & Endowment (waqf), to keep giving back. The ledger is in the product today, not a pledge for later, and every credit is itemised.
And the limit, said plainly: NexusG8 is not legally a Public Utility & Endowment (waqf). Mecca Digital LLC is a Texas company and nothing has been endowed. Payouts have not started yet. When they do, statements come every second month and payment goes out once a balance reaches $100. What you earn depends on sales actually made through your community, and no amount is promised. Read the Partner Terms
Three steps, and only one of them is yours.
The name, the logo and the prayer times.
The page and the door, and send you a link to look at.
We print the cards for the door, and it is live that week.
Until somebody at the masjid claims it, the page is held for you and changes nothing. The day you claim it, it is entirely yours, including the address.
Typed in and changed in seconds from a phone, or worked out for your city by your masjid’s own method.
Point it at whatever you already use. The page says plainly where the money goes and who is taking it, before anybody taps.
Straight answers, before you decide.
Your masjid does. Your roster, your door and your relationship with your members belong to your community, not to us, and we do not sell personal information. Each member keeps their own NexusG8 and chooses what they show. Outside your community, people see only what is public, such as the skills and goals members chose to share and your member count. How own hosting works
Yes. On a private package your center gets its own short address, like yourmasjid.1g8.io instead of yourmasjid.nxsg8.io, with your name and logo on your door, so it reads as yours. It still runs on NexusG8, and your members keep their own NexusG8. Ask us about it when you get in touch.
No. There are no wires, no servers and no app to download. The door is a printed card or a screen you already have, and everything else runs on the phones people already carry.
We do the setup. After that, stewards answer requests to join and send messages. Several people can run it, each with their own level of access, so it does not all sit with one volunteer.
Nobody queues for it. Each person scans with their own phone, following is instant, and requests to join can wait for a steward until after prayer.
Only what each member chooses to show, and only to people they share a community with. Their number and email are never public. A group smaller than five is never shown as a count, so no number can point at one person.
No. Keep what works. NexusG8 becomes the one place everything starts from, and the one list that is always up to date.
Today’s prices are on our pricing page, and we will go through what fits your masjid when you get in touch. See pricing
Send us the name, the logo and the prayer times. We build the page and the door, you say yes, and it is live that week.
Every number on this page is an example, and no masjid is named here. The photographs are generated illustrations, with the real code and real product screens placed in them.