From one sentence to working together.
Xhunt is built around one idea: nobody should be exposed, chased or ranked for wanting to help. Here is the whole journey, for members and for the stewards who run communities.
Offer, choose, meet, work.
01
Offer
Say in a sentence what you could help with. The assistant drafts skills, causes and time; you edit every part.
02
Choose
Every field starts as “Only me”. Share each one with stewards, your communities or organisations, or nobody.
03
Meet
Find open opportunities, or accept an introduction. Both people say yes before names or contact details are shared.
04
Work
A workspace opens with tasks, a decision log, a shared brief and a conversation. Log the time you gave, privately.
Invite, see, introduce, follow through.
01
Invite
Bring members in from a spreadsheet. They join only if they accept the invitation.
02
See
View only what members shared with stewards, in one table. Each view is recorded in the audit log.
03
Introduce
Suggest an introduction with a sentence about why. Both people decide, and neither sees the other until both agree.
04
Follow through
Run programmes with milestones and funding, automate housekeeping, and see community totals.
Search the way you talk. Nobody is ranked.
Type what you need in plain words. It becomes filters you can see and remove. Results show opportunities open to you, communities that welcome requests, and people in your own communities, limited to what each person chose to share.
What the product will never do.
- Share without asking
- Visibility is set per field by the person it belongs to, and enforced by the database, not by the screen.
- Introduce on its own
- Only people introduce people. The assistant can draft and summarise; it cannot connect anyone.
- Score or rank anyone
- There are no ratings, leaderboards or “best match” scores, for members or for communities.
- Rewrite history
- Consent decisions, audit entries and workspace logs are append-only. They can be read, not edited.
See it for yourself.
It takes about two minutes to start, and nothing is shared until you say so.