How far can you take a one-person nonprofit?
Coordinating volunteers eats up the hours of a two-person team.
3 tasksView
Real nonprofit projects, split into tasks. Pick one, build it with AI, someone reviews it and it carries your name.
See projectsThree examples with fictional nonprofits while we open the first real ones.
Coordinating volunteers eats up the hours of a two-person team.
3 tasksView
Dispatching food pickups around opening hours, expiry times and volunteers who change every evening.
3 tasksView
Making sense of public flood-risk information before the water arrives.
3 tasksView
It says what to do, how long it takes and what you learn.
Alone or in a group, in an open repository.
Approves or asks for changes, with concrete feedback.
Public, with the project badge.
At 90 days it reports whether it uses it. That goes on your record.
One per project, from your first approved task.
What you did, who reviewed it and what you showed. With its own URL.
Contributed to "More food arrives on time" in building; reviewed by [name], [Month YYYY].
A verifiable line and a button to add it to your profile.
Your public profile brings it all together. No points, no ranking.
Upcoming sessions
No. You come to learn it by doing.
No. You get reviewed credit you can show.
The project lead or a reviewer.
It's open (Apache-2.0) and carries your name.
No. No points, no levels, no streaks.