Mironga

Mironga is an application developed to modernize the management of terreiros (Afro-Brazilian religious centers), centralizing administrative, operational, and communication routines between leaders, members, consultants, and administrators in one place. The app's purpose is to facilitate the monitoring of daily activities, reduce scattered controls, and provide more organization to internal processes.

With Mironga, different user profiles access specific functionalities according to their permissions within the platform. This allows each person to view only what is relevant to their routine, making the experience more practical, secure, and objective.

The application brings together resources that help in user registration and management, attendance control, confirmation of participation in activities, agenda consultation, monitoring of internal records, and organization of information important for the functioning of the terreiro. It also offers areas focused on library, finance, communication, notifications, reports, and other modules that can be enabled as needed.

Among the main features available in Mironga are:

User registration and access profiles

Organization of leaders, members, consultants, and administrators

Attendance control and validation in activities

Registration and monitoring of appointments, tours, and events

Consultation of internal agendas and calendars

Library with content and materials available to users

Management of operational records and information

Internal modules to support administrative organization

Issuance of reports and documents in PDF format

Important notifications and alerts for users and groups

QR Code reading for specific system flows

Storage of files, images, and documents related to the app's functionalities

Mironga was designed to make routines more efficient, allowing important information to be accessible in a centralized and organized way. This contributes to clearer management, better monitoring of activities, and more agility in internal communication.

The application can also use device resources when necessary to perform certain functionalities. These resources include the camera, notifications, and location. The camera can be used, for example, in QR Code reading flows. Location can be used in features related to presence and operational validation. Notifications

help in sending relevant alerts and updates to users.

To offer a more reliable experience, Mironga uses authentication features, secure data storage, stability, and performance monitoring. These features

contribute to account security, information integrity, and continuous improvement of the application.