We didn't set out to build software.
We set out to give da'wah.
QalamClip began as the toolkit behind our own da'wah channels. This is how a few da'is, doing mosque tours and street da'wah, came to share reminders with hundreds of thousands of people online.
- Where it began
On the ground
We started as da'is, welcoming visitors on mosque tours and speaking with people on the street. We answered questions face to face, one conversation at a time. That's where we learned what makes a message land: sincerity, clarity, and meeting people where they are.
- August 2025
Our first channel
Alongside the tours and street da'wah, we started a channel sharing short reminders from the scholars and speakers we learn from. We quickly saw that the most powerful moments were already out there, buried in hours-long lectures and khutbahs that most people would never watch in full.
- One became thirty-five
Automation, with amanah
Finding, cutting, subtitling and reframing clips by hand doesn't scale. So we built tools: AI to find the moments worth sharing, automatic transcription and subtitles, and portrait reframing that keeps the speaker in view. One channel became 35, in more than ten languages, on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook.
- Today
QalamClip
The same toolkit that runs our network is now open to every speaker, masjid and da'wah team. The qalam, the pen, has always carried knowledge forward. We hope QalamClip helps carry the words of our scholars a little further.
Some of the channels we run
Amanah with every word
A clip carries a scholar's words to people who may never hear the full lecture. We build QalamClip to cut at natural points and keep meaning intact, and our Terms forbid twisting what a speaker said.
Made by da'is, for da'is
Every feature started as a problem we had while running our own channels. We use QalamClip every day, so we notice what's broken before you do, and we fix it.
Reach in every language
Guidance shouldn't be limited to one language. QalamClip transcribes 28 languages, because the Ummah speaks many.