ProBono

Name: ProBono
Author: Simon Nola

Give back with your skills

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April 21, 2026
September 1, 2026
1.6
iOS 13.4+
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19.24MB
iPhone, iPod
11 days ago
American English

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ProBono helps you turn your skills into meaningful impact. Contribute your time, taking advantage of your expertise and effort to benefit causes that matter the most to you. Whether you're a developer, banker, consultant, neurosurgeon, barrister or simply want to help, ProBono makes it easy to commit to giving back through what you do best. How it works: • Create a pledge to contribute your skills • Track your commitments and impact • Stay accountable with reminders and notifications • Support causes in a more personal and meaningful way ProBono is designed to make giving back simple, consistent, and part of your everyday life. No pressure. No complexity. Just real impact. Start giving through your work today. Privacy Policy: https://maisoftware.app/probono/privacy Terms of service: http://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/appstore/dev/stdeula

What's New in ProBono

1.6

September 1, 2026

Give a single hour. Every pledge used to be weekly. Now you can pledge a one-off hour on a date you choose — for a disaster appeal, or any time a weekly rhythm doesn't fit. It sits alongside your recurring hour instead of replacing it. New in the charity list: the Nepal Flood Appeal, delivered on the ground by Nepal Red Cross Society — emergency shelter, safe drinking water and relief supplies after the August flash floods. Also fixed: • Tapping an hour reminder now opens that pledge, even when the app wasn't already running. It used to land on Home, so the prompt to send your donation went nowhere. • A one-off's reminders can no longer be crowded out by a long list of weekly pledges. A one-off gets one moment, and its end-of-hour alert is the only nudge there is.