Your members can help each other. Make it easy to ask.
Alumni networks, professional chapters, diaspora groups, civic meetups. Every community has people who could unblock each other, if only someone knew. Xhunt gives stewards that picture, with every member's permission, and a respectful way to make the introduction.
We review each community by hand during the pilot
Less chasing. More of the conversations that matter.
- Know who can help with what
- One table of what members chose to share with stewards: skills, causes, availability. Nothing else is visible, and every view is recorded.
- Introductions people welcome
- Introduce two members with a sentence about why. Both must say yes before either sees the other. Declines are silent, so nobody feels awkward.
- Post the work, not just the event
- Opportunities for your community or for everyone, with the time they need. Interested members say so with a short note; you choose who to bring in.
- A workspace when it starts
- Tasks, a decision log nobody can rewrite, a shared brief and a conversation, so momentum survives the first meeting.
- Invite from the list you have
- Upload a spreadsheet of emails. People only join if they accept, and your list stays inside your community.
- Chores on autopilot
- Simple automations post a notice, add a task or write a log line when something happens. They never accept, decline or contact anyone for you.
From request to first introduction.
01
Request a space
Sign in with your work email and name your community. We review each request by hand during the pilot.
02
Make it yours
Add your colours, a cover and a short description. Choose whether the assistant is on for your community.
03
Invite your people
Paste or upload emails. Each person decides what to share with you before you see anything.
04
Post and introduce
Publish your first opportunity, then introduce the people who said they could help.
What stewards usually ask.
Can I see everything about my members?
No, and that is deliberate. You see only what each member chose to share with stewards. That is why members trust the community enough to share.
Can I message members directly?
Members open conversations by accepting an introduction or joining a workspace. You can post opportunities and community posts at any time.
Can we use our own branding?
Yes. Set your community’s colours, a cover image and a logo. Members see your space, not ours.
Can we report on our impact?
You can see totals: opportunities posted and filled, introductions accepted, and time given when at least three people share. No individual is ever tracked or ranked.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the pilot. We will agree pricing with pilot communities before general launch, and you will hear about it well in advance.
Bring your community. Keep your people connected.
Request a space in a minute. We'll review it by hand and help you invite your first members.