Religious & Spiritual Management
Build a pooja booking platform
Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe the pooja booking platform your temple needs — poojas, priests, muhurat windows, samagri kits, home visits, and dakshina checkout — and it builds it.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
What is Kliv?
Kliv isn’t a generic scheduling tool — it’s an AI that builds software for you.
You describe the app you need in your own words, and Kliv builds it: the records, rules, screens, calendar, checkout, and admin views. What you get is a real app that’s yours. You can change it later by asking for changes and run payments on your own Stripe account. It isn’t a booking template.
On this page, that app is a pooja booking desk for a mandir or purohit practice. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; this is one for religious booking with rules a normal calendar does not understand.
Why a pooja booking is more than a time slot
A pooja booking includes more than date and time. It may depend on the ceremony, the place, the priest, language, travel time, muhurat window, samagri kit, and dakshina.
Kliv builds the desk around those facts. Poojas, priests, windows, and kits are records with rules attached, so a late-night request can get a correct answer from the website instead of waiting for a callback.
What the temple diary holds
These records sit behind the booking desk.
Poojas and their requirements
Each pooja stores duration, priests required, hall or home option, samagri list, and dakshina. A griha pravesh books differently from a Tuesday archana because its record says so.
Muhurat windows
Your priests mark the auspicious windows. The calendar offers only the windows they marked.
Priests and their days
Each priest has a schedule, ceremonies, and languages. One priest cannot be booked for two havans at the same time.
Samagri kits
A kit is a product with a packed list per pooja type. Families see what comes with the booking and what they should keep ready at home.
Home visits and the hall
A home visit carries an address and travel time, which blocks the priest’s next slot. The hall keeps its own diary.
An example: Sharada’s mandir office
Here’s how one temple might use it. It’s only an example — you would describe your own poojas, priests, muhurat rules, kits, and payment choices.
A family books after office hours
At 11 p.m., a family chooses griha pravesh and home visit. The site shows only the three muhurat windows the priests marked for that week.
The priest assignment follows the record
Pandit Ramesh is free on Thursday morning and Telugu is on his record, as requested. Travel time to the flat blocks his next hour.
Dakshina and kit are settled together
The ₹2,100 dakshina and ₹350 samagri kit go through one checkout on the temple’s own Stripe account. The confirmation lists what the family should keep ready.
Reminders go out on schedule
The day before, the family gets preparation notes and the priest gets directions. The message is written once in the temple’s voice.
The priest’s day sheet is ready
On Thursday morning, Pandit Ramesh sees the address, window, and requirements. The hall diary stays clear because the booking is a home visit.
The family history stays useful
After the pooja, the receipt is in the family’s history. A future satyanarayan can start from a returning-family record.
Describe what you want to build
Kliv builds from your description, so include ceremonies, priests, languages, muhurat windows, kits, travel rules, and payment choices. Here are three examples:
Temple pooja desk
Hall and home bookings for a mandir.
“Build a pooja booking site for our temple with hall and home-visit ceremonies, three priests with separate schedules and language records, muhurat windows we set weekly, samagri kits as add-ons, and online dakshina payment through our Stripe account.”
Purohit collective
Independent priests sharing one desk.
“Build a booking platform for our group of five purohits serving the metro area, where families choose the ceremony and language, each priest manages his calendar and travel radius, and home visits include travel-time blocks.”
Festival seva slots
Capped slots and waitlists.
“Build a festival seva booking page for our temple where devotees reserve capped slots for each day of Navaratri, join a waitlist when a day fills, receive their seva time by email, and trustees can see booking totals by day.”
What the phone stops carrying
Dakshina is a real catalog. From a ₹51 same-day archana to a ₹2,100 home satyanarayan, each ceremony can have a price in one catalog, paid online on the temple’s own Stripe account or recorded as paid at the office.
Festival weeks keep their limits. Slot caps and waitlists are database rules. The eleventh request for a full morning abhishekam gets a waitlist place instead of overbooking a priest.
Trustees read the same rows. Bookings, dakshina, and kit sales can roll up by week and ceremony from the same records the desk uses.
A temple’s busy season is set by the calendar and the community. Local businesses that run on their own calendar are exactly what that page is about.
Common questions
What exactly is Kliv?
Kliv is an AI that builds custom web apps from a description. For a pooja booking platform, it builds ceremony records, priest schedules, muhurat windows, booking pages, checkout, reminders, and trustee views.
Do I get a real app, or a template?
A real app. Your ceremonies, priests, language rules, travel times, kit lists, and payment records live in a system built for your temple.
Can I change it after it’s built?
Yes. You can change poojas, prices, kits, priest schedules, muhurat windows, or reminder wording by asking for changes.
Does the platform decide muhurat times?
No. Muhurat comes from your priests and panchang. They mark the windows; the platform enforces them.
Can families pay dakshina online?
Yes. Checkout can run on the temple’s own Stripe account. Cash at the office can be recorded on the same booking.
How do home visits avoid collisions?
A home booking stores travel time and blocks nearby slots on the priest’s calendar. The same priest cannot be double-booked.
Will it handle festival season?
Yes. Slot caps, waitlists, and seva sign-ups are database rules, so the site can take the surge without overbooking.
Can families see what to prepare?
Yes. Confirmation and reminder messages can list the samagri kit contents and what the family should keep ready.
Do devotees need Stripe accounts?
No. They just pay by card. The Stripe account is the temple’s.
Does Kliv take a cut of dakshina?
No. Payments run through your own Stripe account. Card fees are between you and Stripe.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. The booking platform can run on the temple’s own domain.
Can I move off Kliv later?
Yes. The code syncs to your own Git repository, and your booking records are yours.
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Let the diary answer the phone
Describe your poojas, priests, languages, muhurat windows, kits, home-visit rules, and dakshina options in detail. Kliv builds the desk, diary, and checkout around them.