Our halal promise

VibeToApp builds websites for halal businesses. Every site we write, design and host follows a simple promise: no alcohol, no gambling, no interest, and no images of people — just your products, your space and your craft.

Built on Islamic values

VibeToApp follows Islamic values in how we build and how we do business. Our halal promise comes from those values: honesty, modesty, and fair, interest-free dealing. That’s why every site we build has no alcohol, no gambling, no interest-based offers and no images of people.

You don’t need to be Muslim to use VibeToApp. Many business owners simply want a clean, honest, family-friendly website. If you are Muslim, you can build with peace of mind.

Who we build for

Bakeries and cafés, halal restaurants and butchers, clinics and dentists, tradespeople, cleaners and gardeners, shops and boutiques, schools and Qur’an academies, mosques and charities, Islamic finance and takaful, software companies, agencies, consultants, farms, florists — and every other honest business that serves people well.

Some businesses are welcome with a few simple guidelines, which our AI follows automatically:

• Restaurants, cafés, caterers and hotels: halal food and non-alcoholic drinks only, and no alcohol served.
• Women’s beauty salons: women-only, presented with interiors and products (no photos of women), without eyebrow plucking, tattoo or permanent make-up services.
• Spas and gyms: same-gender services or ladies’ hours, with equipment and interior photos.
• Yoga: as stretching and exercise only.
• Wedding and event planners: elegant tables, flowers and venues — no music, DJs or alcohol.
• Photographers, fashion and pet businesses: products, places and tools rather than people or animals.
• Supermarkets and convenience stores: the site never shows alcohol, pork or tobacco.

What we don’t build

We respectfully decline websites whose main activity is something Islam forbids:

• alcohol (bars, pubs, breweries, wineries, liquor shops) and pork products;
• gambling, betting, lotteries and paid prize draws;
• interest-based lending and conventional insurance (Islamic finance and takaful are welcome);
• nightlife and clubs, adult content, dating services;
• astrology, horoscopes, tarot and fortune telling;
• tobacco, vaping, shisha and drugs; tattoo studios; purely cosmetic surgery;
• businesses built on musical instruments or concerts (nasheed, duff and Qur’an recitation are welcome);
• places of worship or missionary work of other faiths;
• crypto exchanges, leveraged or forex trading (blockchain software companies are welcome).

If we decline, we tell you kindly and suggest the nearest halal version — a café instead of a bar, Islamic finance instead of loans. If you think we got it wrong, write to [email protected] and a person will review it.

Images

Your site uses carefully reviewed photos of objects, food, places, interiors, nature and hands at work. We do not show photos of women, and team members are shown with elegant initials instead of portraits. It’s a design signature: elegant, product-first, and about what you make.

Words

Our AI writes modest, family-friendly copy. It never promotes alcohol, pork, gambling, interest offers, music events, other faiths’ festivals or anything immodest — even if asked. Seasonal offers stay neutral, like “Winter offers”. Sample reviews the AI drafts can’t be published until you remove them or confirm they’re real.

Keeping it that way

Every new site, chat edit and publish is checked against this policy, and we review existing sites regularly. If a published site breaks it, we contact the owner first and unpublish it if it isn’t fixed within 14 days. The same promise applies to every customer.

This policy follows mainstream scholarly positions, and we are asking Islamic scholars to review it. Where scholars differ, we choose the more careful view. Questions? [email protected]. See also our Terms of Service.