Musly Club

Musly Club is tremendously connecting sober & great personalities to share their positive & practical take on a well tailored approach to lives. I find so much comfort & peace whenever visiting any Musly or its diligent members’ organized events.

App simply doesn’t work as intended; hard to find events, non functional notifications, and doesn’t refresh in real time so you can’t actually be messaging back and forth. It’s 2026, these are essential feathers of any app. Events: Primarily only coffee events where each one is $60. Dinners at only basic Mediterranean restaurants for $90. I’m vegetarian so eating hummus for $90 isn’t the experience I thought I’d be getting. Musly leadership: When they had WhatsApp groups, they’d kick out people if they said anything about the events. When you’d email them, they wouldn’t respond acknowledging the feedback. That’s all to say, I’ve met wonderful members when there was community led events, but now through their app those communities don’t exist! Even if they do add them, their app simply can’t handle any volume of users.

I initially came across Musly expecting it to be more dating-focused, but I ended up using it primarily for networking and it’s been surprisingly valuable. What stood out right away is the quality of people on the platform. It doesn’t feel like random noise or low-effort engagement. Most users seem intentional, whether they’re building something, exploring opportunities, or just open to connecting with like-minded individuals. I’ve had a few genuinely meaningful conversations that felt closer to LinkedIn meets community, but without the stiffness or performative tone you usually get there. It’s more relaxed, but still purposeful. The app itself is clean and straightforward. No unnecessary clutter, which makes it easy to actually focus on connecting instead of figuring out features. If you approach it with a networking mindset instead of just dating, there’s a lot of upside. It feels like an underrated platform for building connections within the Muslim community in a more organic and human way. Definitely worth trying if you’re looking to expand your circle beyond the usual channels.