Yahaji.ai
About

Built for the pilgrim, not the broker.

Most pilgrims assemble their journey from five disconnected parties and hope it holds. Yahaji.ai puts the worship and the logistics in one account, with one party answerable for both.

Why we exist

A journey of a lifetime deserves better than a spreadsheet.

A first-time pilgrim shouldn't have to know what a mīqāt means for a stopover, which floor is women-only, or why their card was declined outside the Ḥaram at midnight. Yahaji answers those before they become problems.

“Each site with its story, its Sunnah, and what to avoid.”

That line drives the whole product. Every screen should teach something true, and nothing should be sold by making a pilgrim feel unsure.

Principles

Six commitments we build against

Worship first

Nothing in the product should pull attention away from the reason you came.

No hidden margin

The FX rate, the service fee and the provider price are on the same screen.

Guidance, not fatwā

We cite Qur'an, hadith and fiqh, and point you to a scholar for personal rulings.

One accountable party

Yahaji is the merchant of record. Providers stay behind the curtain.

Works offline

Vouchers, duʿās and rituals must work in a crowd with no signal.

Dignity in detail

Mobility, mahram rules, women-only options and language are first-class, not filters.

Providers & partners

Swapping a provider should be one file

Visa authorities, airlines, hotel DMCs, ground transport, tour operators, eSIM networks and card issuers all sit behind the same interface.

Provider interface

search → book → cancel → status. Four methods, implemented per service.

Mock provider

Deterministic and offline-capable. What we build and test against today.

Partner portal provider

Our ops team fulfils manually where an API partner isn't live yet.

API provider

Dropped in per service later without touching a single screen.

Ḥajj visas are fulfilled through licensed operators under quota. Card issuance runs through a regulated BaaS partner. We name every partner in your receipt.

Partner with us, or come as a pilgrim.