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Volley

Volley is an AI-native volunteer activation tool that helps organizations develop tasks, engage volunteers, and outsource tedious tasks.

In development · Demo with sample data

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A volunteer's page for Sample: Eastside Pantry, addressed to Marcus Webb. A request for Donation pickups driver on Thursday, Oct. 29, 4 to 6pm at the East Side branch, with the contact, what to bring, a pickup list, and Accept and Decline buttons. Below it, Upcoming and Open tasks.
The volunteer sees the task, the time, the place, what to bring, and two buttons.

How a coordinator fills a Saturday shift

In the demo, a food pantry needs people for a Saturday intake desk and a delivery run.

  1. Today lists the decisions waiting

    Seven people have never been asked, a delivery has three gaps, and an intake desk has no one eligible. Each line opens the screen where the coordinator decides.

    Today for Thursday, October 29: To do lists 7 first offers ready, Fall food drive with 3 of 3 assignments ready, Saturday delivery with 2 of 3 assignments ready and 3 gaps, Spanish intake desk with no eligible people, and Rae Morgan paused after 3 unanswered asks. This week lists Saturday distribution, 4 of 4.
    Today

  2. The task shows who fits and who goes first

    A task names what it needs, such as Spanish or a driver's license. Only people who meet the requirements are asked, and the person who has waited longest goes first. The coordinator asks a few at a time, asks everyone who fits, or picks by hand.

    The Donation pickups driver task on a desktop screen: Thursday, Oct. 29, 4 to 6pm at the East Side branch, 1 of 2 filled. The Volunteers list shows one person confirmed. The Asked list shows who accepted and who is pending, with a Reset link action.
    A task page

  3. Each person asked gets a private link

    The coordinator pastes the links into the email, text, or chat the organization already uses. The task list shows how many spots are filled and how many answers are pending.

    The task list on a phone: Check the event page, due Wednesday, 0 of 1, Draft; Registration desk, Thursday 4 to 6pm, 0 of 2 with 4 pending, Open.
    Tasks

What a coordinator keeps in Volley

  • People, with the fields the organization chooses

    Skills, experience, availability, and how often someone volunteers. The list sorts by who has waited longest, and a filter can be saved as a list. Volley proposes the tags, and the coordinator changes any of them.

    The People list on a phone, 26 shown, longest wait first. Filters for never asked, paused, and stopped, tiers from one time to core, and tags such as Driving, Kitchen, Remote, and Spanish. Each person shows their skills, usual times, and hours, and an Offer ready badge.
    People

  • A need holds its assignments and supplies

    Something the pantry wants to run, such as a Saturday delivery, lists the assignments it takes and the supplies it can't start without. Each assignment shows the person who fits or the gap.

    The Needs screen on a phone: Fall food drive and Saturday delivery, each with its assignments and a status.
    Needs

  • A demo that asks about the visitor's own organization

    The demo opens a sample food pantry with 26 volunteers and walks through five screens. At each stop it asks how the visitor's organization handles the same decision today.

    The demo card over the task list on a phone: Demo, 3 of 5, What a volunteer sees. A page on their phone with the task and two buttons, and no account to make. The question asks how the visitor's volunteers hear from them now. Buttons for Back, Open volunteer page, and Next.
    The demo

Try the demo

Sign in with any email address. The code appears on the screen, so nothing is sent. The demo holds sample data, and anyone with the link can open it, so keep real volunteer details out of it.

Open the Volley demo ↗