Zawji App is a Muslim matchmaking service designed to help people seeking marriage connect in accordance with its interpretation of Islamic guidelines. Available through Telegram and a web browser, the service was created in Medina by the Basalt Code team and is intended for members of Ahl al-Sunnah. Its interface is offered in 32 languages.

Users create profiles that undergo moderation, browse with filters, and express interest. Messaging is available only after mutual interest and photo exchange; a chat typically costs one connection and includes male and female moderators as witnesses. Women control whether to share their photos, while wali involvement is accommodated. The platform also provides privacy features, message translation, and a free question service where Medina-based students answer questions about family jurisprudence, including marriage, mahr, guardianship, witnesses, and divorce. Profile creation, filters, and likes are free, with daily limits on men’s free likes; users pay for chat connections, with refunds possible under specified conditions.