Volunteering that shows up for the people who do.
Voluncheer is a social app for logging your volunteering. Think Strava, but for volunteer hours.
Log a session in under a minute, your friends see it and cheer you on, and the org confirms your hours with a quick QR scan. Every session builds a verified record of your volunteering that you actually own.
Not-for-profit. No ads. No data selling.
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founding universities — UWA & Curtin
How it works
Three steps, every time you volunteer.
Here's each one, straight from the app.
Log it in under a minute
Add the org, your hours, a title, and a photo. It takes about as long as posting a story.
Your crew cheers it on
Friends see it in their feed and cheer you on, which is what keeps people turning up.
The org verifies it
Scan a QR at the sign-in table and your post is pre-filled and confirmed by the org, so your hours are officially verified.
Why it matters
What you actually get out of it.
Every theme cuts two ways: something for the person volunteering, and something for the club or org they turn up for.
Encouragement to keep going
Giving your time is worth it on its own. A bit of encouragement is what helps people keep coming back.
- For volunteers
- Friends can cheer you on the way they would for a run or a gym PB, so showing up feels backed by the people around you.
- For clubs & orgs
- A social feed of your club's volunteering helps members feel appreciated, and that's often what keeps them turning up.
Proof that travels with you
A running, verified record of what you've actually done, instead of memories and a spreadsheet no one opens again.
- For volunteers
- Useful later for job applications, further study, or visa and citizenship point calculations.
- For clubs & orgs
- Portable, verified hour records members can point to for Guild funding reports, with zero extra admin for the exec team.
A habit you build together
Volunteering is often a solo, one-off thing. When your friends are doing it too, it's easier to make it a regular part of life.
- For volunteers
- When friends see your activity and you see theirs, a one-off day is more likely to become a habit.
- For clubs & orgs
- The same mechanism that gets people back to the gym gets members back to your events.
Frictionless & trusted
Scan a QR at sign-in and your post is pre-filled and ratified. No paperwork, and no wondering whether your hours were recorded.
- For volunteers
- An org-verified activity is worth more than a self-reported claim, and it holds up anywhere someone asks for proof.
- For clubs & orgs
- Scan-and-post replaces the spreadsheet sign-in sheet and turns a routine sign-in into something social.
Discovery & reach
One place to find local causes by what you actually care about, and to be found by the people looking.
- For volunteers
- Browse causes by tag instead of trawling six different org websites and word-of-mouth.
- For clubs & orgs
- A public org profile puts your club in front of every Voluncheer user browsing causes, giving you a second recruitment channel at no cost.
Part of something bigger
Voluncheer is a not-for-profit on one mission: get more young people volunteering, and keep them coming back.
- For volunteers
- Every session you log helps make regular volunteering feel normal for people your age.
- For clubs & orgs
- Backing an initiative that grows youth volunteering is a story your sponsors and stakeholders want to hear, and it reflects well on the whole org.
What's live
Built today, and where we're headed.
We'd rather be straight about what exists now than oversell a screenshot, so here's where things stand.
✓Live today
- Log a volunteering session in under a minute
- Cheers & comments on a shared social feed
- QR scan → pre-filled, ratified post at the sign-in table
- Org verification of hours
- Public org profile pages for discovery & recruitment
- Find local causes by cause tag
→On the roadmap
- Dedicated opportunity pages for orgs
- More ways to show impact for grant applications and annual reviews
Honestly, what ships next depends on what you tell us. We're early, and we build in direct response to feedback.
Ways in
However you help, you help get more people volunteering.
That's the real point. Every level below helps get more young people to show up for their communities, so pick whichever fits.
What you get
- A thank-you shoutout, if you'd like one
- No ongoing commitment
What it involves
A quick intro to a club, org, or person who should see this.
What you get
- Early access
- A direct line to us for feedback
What it involves
Log your own activities and tell your club or network about it.
What you get
- First look at new features
- A say in what we build next
- A credit for helping get it off the ground
What it involves
Champion Voluncheer in your community and share feedback as we build.
Already running a club?
The full committee guide walks through setting your page up, making the QR code for your sign-in table, and approving hours.
Read the club & committee guideFAQ
The questions people actually ask.
Signing up takes under a minute, and most people join right at the QR sign-in moment. You've just done something good, so you scan and it's logged. It isn't a cold app-store download.
Voluncheer gives members a portable, verified record they actually own, plus a social loop a spreadsheet can't. And it's zero admin for the exec once the QR code is set up.
Nowhere. Voluncheer is a not-for-profit and doesn't run ads or sell data.
We're building a mission-driven NFP and want founding partners who help shape it. Being an early contributor with a direct line to the product is the offer, and we're upfront that this is early.
The pilot is one QR code at one event. We set it up, you put it on the sign-in table. No semester-long commitment.
Want in on the Perth pilot?
Whether you run a club, an org, or you just want to log your own hours, one email gets it started.
Perth · UWA & Curtin launch