We scope small, ship quickly, and transfer autonomy — paid at a solidarity rate so your team can run it after we leave. If an NGO proves it has no funds, we encode missions as pro-bono.
20–30 minutes to set the goal, success criteria, and the “done”.
Short iterations, quick user tests, living docs.
Live walkthrough + a 4–6 page admin guide; your team runs it.
A clear need, a useful deliverable, a short timeline. We co-write a one-page micro-brief, ship one or two outputs in 1–3 weeks, and hand over a how-to guide so your team keeps control.
We run missions at a solidarity rate with a 1% platform fee (covers facilitation, documentation, training).
If you prove you have no funds, we encode the mission as pro-bono.
Short, useful, well-scoped missions with skills-based matching. Typical time is 2–5 h/week for 2–6 weeks; sometimes a short on-site sprint (3–10 days). No sign-up fees.
All missions are paid at a solidarity rate.
If a host NGO proves it has no funds (and cannot pay a subscription), we encode the mission as pro-bono. No platform commission; when paid, we prioritize local professionals.
Most micro-missions ship in 1–3 weeks with one or two outputs and a handover guide. Overall mission length can be 2–6 weeks depending on scope and availability.
Local-led · Do-no-harm · No job substitution · Remote-first. We favor simple tools and clear documentation so local teams stay in control.
We operate on a solidarity rate so missions stay accessible and sustainable. If a host NGO proves it has no funds, we encode missions as pro-bono.
The host NGO. We co-write a one-page micro-brief and agree on the “done.”
Typically 2–6 weeks with 2–5 h/week.
Remote by default; short on-site sprints when useful.
No sign-up fees. We don’t take a commission on compensation.
Yes. All missions are paid at a solidarity rate. If a host NGO proves it has no funds (and cannot pay a subscription), we encode missions as pro-bono.
We prioritize local professionals whenever possible, then match global experts for gaps or training.