Trust is what makes help possible.
2Help connects people who need help with people ready to offer it. We’re starting with a consumer app, with a longer-term ambition to build our own AI for fraud prevention in charities and communities.
Two sides of the same need
People need help. People want to help. Often, they are the same people at different moments in life.
Today, they find one another through personal contacts, Facebook groups, scattered messenger chats, or a search. Those channels can work, but finding the right person takes effort, and trust is easy for scammers to exploit. Formal support can also leave gaps: a need may be urgent, hard to explain, or outside the usual eligibility rules.
2Help brings requests, offers, matching, and conversations into one place, with protection built around the connection. It covers everyday favors, shared knowledge, voluntary help, and paid services.
Not another feed to scroll
We are not developing the next social network, dating service or messenger.
The point is to help two people find each other and do something useful. Our AI work supports that in two ways: finding relevant connections and identifying suspicious activity. Profile checks, reporting, and human review are part of the same approach.
We’re preparing the iOS and Android release for October 2026, with matching and AI, followed by a local Israel pilot in November. The first release will not include a wallet or in-app payments. P2P payments are targeted for October, subject to readiness.
Beyond the app: AI for charities and communities
Our longer-term ambition is to develop our own AI engine for organizations that deal with requests for help every day. Charities and community teams should be able to spend more time supporting genuine needs and less time sorting through fraud.
That means learning to recognize repeat scam tactics, misleading requests, coordinated abuse, and patterns that a busy team may miss. We want to help identify professional fraudsters without treating every person in difficulty as a suspect. Staff need clear reasons to review a case, not an unexplained score that decides who deserves help.
This is a longer-term R&D goal. We intend to build it around data we have permission to use, tested models, and human oversight. Catching fraud must not mean shutting out people who genuinely need help.
Build, learn, then grow
The pilot will help us assess the quality of connections, repeat use, safety, and what people are willing to pay for. Our commercial direction includes optional paid features, fees when supported P2P payments arrive, and future tools for organizations.
We’re preparing a new fundraising stage in September 2026 to support the launch, pilot, and further AI development. We welcome investors and partners who see the value in making trust practical, not just promising it.
To discuss the product, pilot plans, and funding needs, get in touch.