Shared action workspace
- Review local reports
- Assign owners and next steps
- Coordinate updates and work sessions
Turn community reports into coordinated local action.
Yonfòs gives the people closest to a problem and the organizations equipped to help one clear, accountable place to move the work forward.
See how it works
Partner team01Residents
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Partner access is role-based. Fundraising remains unavailable until a campaign, payment provider, and disbursement review are approved.
Designed for the teams closest to the work
- Neighborhood groups
- Nonprofits
- Municipal teams
- Schools
- Community funders
From a local signal to a verified outcome.
A shared workflow keeps residents informed, gives partner teams the context they need, and makes the result visible.
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Residents report
A community member documents the issue, location, urgency, and useful evidence.
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Partners review
Authorized teams verify the signal, protect sensitive details, and agree on a next step.
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People coordinate
Organizations, public teams, and residents align resources, roles, and work sessions.
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Results stay visible
Updates and resolution evidence create an accountable record the community can follow.
One workspace, carefully scoped to each role.
A focused pilot starts with the services your team needs now. More complex connections are introduced only after the right operational and legal review.
Community data and exports
- View verified community signals
- Keep public locations approximate
- Plan structured exports and integrations
Moderation and safeguarding
- Role-based permissions
- Evidence and resolution review
- Clear escalation paths
Resources and sponsorship
- Offer time, tools, or materials
- Keep local priorities in control
- Enable funds only after approval
Trust is part of the operating model.
The pilot is shaped around the people, information, and decisions your organization is responsible for—not around unrestricted access.
Read our Privacy NoticePermissions by role
Organizers, reviewers, and contributors see only what they need for their part of the work.
Privacy by default
Exact locations and restricted evidence remain limited to authorized review; public map locations are approximate.
Human moderation
Sensitive reports, public evidence, and completion claims can be reviewed before they become part of the community record.
Portable records
Your team defines what it needs to retain or export during discovery, subject to privacy and safety requirements.
Illustrative neighborhood lighting pilot
What a focused pilot can look like.
Residents identify unsafe or broken streetlights. A community partner checks the reports, a public team confirms responsibility, and each update—from review to repair—is visible without exposing a resident’s precise location.
A practical path from first conversation to launch.
Timing, cost, geography, and feature availability are confirmed with each organization. Every pilot follows the same four-part planning rhythm.
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Discover
Choose one place, problem, and measurable outcome.
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Configure
Define roles, permissions, moderation, and data boundaries.
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Prepare
Onboard the team, test the workflow, and set support expectations.
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Launch and learn
Run the pilot, review outcomes, and decide what should scale.
Questions organizations usually ask.
Who can start a pilot?
Neighborhood groups, nonprofits, municipal or public teams, schools, and community funders can apply. We confirm fit, local responsibility, and a safe operating scope before launch.
How long does launch take?
There is no one-size-fits-all schedule. After discovery, we provide a launch plan based on the pilot’s geography, team, integrations, moderation needs, and approvals.
Is a pilot free or paid?
Cost depends on scope and support needs. We discuss pricing before any commitment, and no payment or fundraising feature is enabled without the required provider and legal controls.
Who owns and controls the data?
Your organization remains responsible for the information it contributes. During discovery, we document access, retention, export, public visibility, and deletion expectations in line with Yonfòs privacy and safety requirements.
What is available now?
Report review, role-based collaboration, community updates, and moderation can be configured for a focused pilot. Municipal feeds, complex exports, payments, sponsorship, and rewards depend on technical, provider, and legal approval.
Bring a real Yonfòs pilot to your community.
Tell us the place and problem. Together, we define the people, safeguards, and outcome. Then we build a launch plan your team can stand behind.