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The first social network powered by kindness.
People helping people, in real life, for just about anything.
Not in your city yet? Join the waitlist
Inside the app
Three steps, frictionless.
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A ride to the airport, a hand with a couch, an hour of tutoring. Few lines, about fifteen seconds, and it goes out to people in the community.
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karma finds those best fit to help you and prompts them to lend a hand. You chat, you meet, help given, help received. Done. Real community, not anonymous strangers on the internet.
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Give of yourself to others, earn karma. Ask of others, they earn karma. karma can then be redeemed or shared. Give help, get help, both feel great.
Kindness is already all around you. karma makes the invisible visible.
Of us want to help someone.
Stanford Center on LongevityOf us actually do.
Stanford Center on LongevityWe are 4.67 times more willing to help a stranger than we believe others are.
Stockholm School of Economics, Wellbeing Index, 2025The manifesto
For 300,000 years, we survived by helping each other.
Long before money, before markets, before the feed, you helped your neighbor and your neighbor helped you.
Our brains still work that way. We are built to give.
Then we built machines to connect us, and they taught us to scroll past each other instead. The willingness never left. We just lost the way to reach one another.
karma is the way back. Tell us what you need. We find the person who can help. Help someone, and it comes back around.
We didn't invent any of this. We just made it easy again, and impossible to miss.
Do good, feel great, repeat.
From the community
“Moving to London was stressful, and packing was the worst part. Sindhu came over and in three hours every box was sorted.”
Dehuti · Coventry“Walked Jack's dog while he was stuck in meetings all day. I've wanted a dog for ages, so honestly those thirty minutes were a treat for me too.”
Smayan · Chiswick“My car wouldn't start on the coldest morning of the year. Jack came over with jumper cables and had me on the road in ten minutes.”
Emma · Eastside“Someone in my building posted that they had a fever and lived alone. I cooked a bit extra and left it at their door. A small thing, but it felt really good.”
Martyna · Chiswick“I'd had an idea in my head for days but couldn't get the code working. Samir sat with me and we built it together. Such a relief to see it run.”
Jeremy · London“Helped Jack prep a cover letter for a job he really wanted. He got the interview, and honestly I was almost as excited as he was.”
Chichi · Near campuskarma is rolling out town by town, city by city, and country by country. Tell us where you are, tell others around you about karma, and as soon as the scales tip, we'll turn the lights on and notify you first!
Give help. Get Help. Feel great. That's karma.
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No spam. Just one notification when karma is available in your location.
We'll keep you updated.