Jogajog Is Now Fully Available in Indonesian
Good news: the complete Jogajog experience — interface, member directory, and broadcast flow — is now fully available in Indonesian. This is part of Jogajog’s rollout across 25 languages, including full support for right-to-left languages such as Arabic, Urdu, and Persian.
For many organizations in Indonesia, this isn’t just about interface language. It’s about who can actually keep up with what’s happening in their organization — RT/RW neighborhood administrators, mosque takmir committees, alumni association (IKA) boards, arisan groups, and professional associations and community foundations.
The RW Announcement Lost in the WhatsApp Group
Every RW administrator knows this problem: important information — a community work day, a security fee collection, a scheduled water outage — gets posted to the neighborhood WhatsApp group, then within minutes disappears under other chatter, stickers, and a constant stream of notifications. A resident who is busy, or simply not checking their phone at that moment, might find out a week later — or not at all.
With Jogajog, RW administrators can send official announcements through a notice board and push notifications, kept separate from everyday chat. Importantly, read tracking shows exactly who has seen the message and who hasn’t, so administrators no longer have to guess whether an announcement actually got through.
The Scattered IKA Reunion List
Alumni association (IKA) reunion committees typically rely on an old spreadsheet, a class WhatsApp group that has long since split into five different groups, and whoever remembers who moved cities or changed phone numbers. When reunion invitations go out, some alumni never receive them because the contact data is out of date, and the committee only realizes it after the event has already happened.
Jogajog offers a member directory that can be imported directly from Excel — committees simply upload the alumni list they already have, and transliteration-tolerant search helps find members even when a name is spelled slightly differently from the old records.
A Tidy Takmir Committee Roster
Mosque takmir committees usually have a fairly detailed structure — chairperson, treasurer, da’wah section, maintenance section, youth section — and that structure often changes with each new committee term. Without a clear directory, new congregation members struggle to know who to contact for a given matter, while outgoing committee members sometimes keep fielding questions that are really the new committee’s responsibility.
Jogajog’s organizational structure follows a flexible organizational unit hierarchy, so a takmir committee can map its sections and leadership exactly as they actually exist, complete with a member directory that anyone can search quickly.
Arisan Groups and Professional Associations Feel It Too
The same problem shows up in arisan groups and professional associations: whose turn it is this month, who hasn’t paid their membership dues, which new member still isn’t in the committee’s contact list. All of this is typically tracked by hand, in a notebook, in scattered spreadsheets, or in the memory of the one or two administrators who happen to be the most diligent. When that person is busy or unavailable, the whole organization slows down with them.
With a single, always-current member directory that anyone with the right access can search, organizations like these stop depending on one person’s memory, and incoming administrators can pick up right away instead of rebuilding the data from scratch.
Why This Matters for Your Organization
Full Indonesian support means administrators and members can use Jogajog without a language barrier, from the home screen to the wording of notifications. It builds on the core features already available:
- A smart member directory with search that tolerates spelling and cross-script variation.
- Broadcasts and a notice board with read tracking, so administrators know exactly who has received important information.
- Roster import directly from Excel, well suited to moving over old RW, IKA, or takmir records without retyping anything.
- A branded app with your organization’s own identity, not a generic one-size-fits-all app.
- International payment via cards and PayPal, alongside bKash and Nagad for organizations in Bangladesh.
Jogajog now supports 25 languages, including full support for right-to-left languages such as Arabic, Urdu, and Persian — so organizations with members across countries and languages can still communicate through one shared system.
Want to see how Jogajog would work for your RW, takmir committee, IKA, or professional association? Contact us for a free branded demo — just send us the member list you already have, and we’ll show you the result.