Lets Help vs Aijometers

We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone. Let’s Help is a mobile app aimed at building a strong helping community where help seekers and help givers can connect with each other. Let’s Help app allows you to get help and give help anywhere, anytime. It allows NGO’s and social groups to broadcast an event such as a plantation drive. So you can go and volunteer at such events if you are free. Here is how it works. When you register, you can specify the categories in which you can provide help. These categories could be books, blankets, food, medicines, toys, furniture, clothes, shoes, animal lovers etc.You can donate in some of the above mentioned categories. NGO’s or individuals interested in these donations will contact you through this app. If you see an injured animal and want to help or you are having a flat tyre or you need directions, you can ask for help through Let’s Help. When you send a help request, a notification is sent to all registered users in the city who have registered in that category. As soon as the request is accepted by someone, his contact details are shared with the requester and the request is removed from other people’s dashboard. It is now upto the help seeker and giver to communicate with each other and complete the request. Features: • You can register as an individual or a NGO or a Social group. • You can create social groups, form a circle that can help any individual during need. • Individuals can take help and provide feedback to the help giver. • Help giver can earn points based on the feedback & ratings. • Points earned by the help giver can be redeemed as per his needs. • If acts as a Motivation for NGO members to help and get free vouchers by earning loyalty points. • It helps to Monitor performance of group members. • NGOs can earn good loyalty points which can be used in getting funds.

Aijometers is a social platform established to create a new social orientation to pave the first sustainable humanity concept for community service and hu service, based on the world’s first humanity-based currency, Aijo.