Say what you need.
A practical favor, local advice, or a professional skill. Describe what would help, where and when, and whether it is free or paid.
There are people who need help and people who want to help. Often, we’re both. We’re building 2Help to bring us together in a safer place, with AI-assisted fraud detection and human review.
Preparing for iOS and Android in September 2026. Pilot in Israel planned for October.
A lift across town. A hand with a form. Someone who knows where to start. Put your request or offer out there, talk through the details, and turn a connection into something useful.
A practical favor, local advice, or a professional skill. Describe what would help, where and when, and whether it is free or paid.
Your time, experience, or an everyday skill could make a difference to someone. Help as a volunteer or offer a paid service, with clear terms from the start.
Discover people whose needs and offers fit. Talk in the app, agree on the details, and decide whether to go ahead. The choice stays with you.
Requests disappear in social feeds or get scattered across messenger groups. Fake profiles and scams make it harder to know whom to trust. We are bringing requests, offers, and conversations together.
Forms, waiting lists, and eligibility rules can leave people without the support they need. 2Help starts with a simpler question: who needs help, and who can offer it? Not every need fits an official category.
We are building profile checks, AI-assisted fraud detection, reporting, and human review to make scams harder and genuine connections easier. No check makes every interaction risk-free.
Our new website is live. Next come the iOS and Android apps, followed by a pilot. Here’s what we’re working toward.
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A trip, a flat tire, a wedding, a difficult form. Help comes in many shapes, and the person who needs it today may offer it tomorrow.
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We’re preparing a local pilot to see what happens when people who need help can find people ready to offer it.
Read storyFind someone nearby whose offer fits your need, or whose need fits what you can offer. Keep the details in one conversation. We are preparing the iOS and Android apps, followed by a local pilot in Israel.
