Ìgbájọ
Your best volunteersdeserve better thana WhatsApp argument.
Ìgbájọ ọwọ́ la fi ń sọ yà · Company of hands gives confidence
At TRA, we couldn't tell who showed up, who did the work, or who deserved recognition. We settled it on trust. That wasn't good enough.
No credit card. No setup fee. Built for community events.
We had to compensate people based on who said what. No records. No receipts. Just trust.
— Event organiser, TRA 2024
No proof of attendance
People said they were there. You couldn't verify it. The argument started before the debrief ended.
No record of who did what
Tasks were assigned on WhatsApp. Completed on faith. Your best volunteers looked the same as your absent ones on paper.
Every event starts from scratch
Who were your best volunteers last year? You don't know. That knowledge left with the WhatsApp group.
What changes
0+
volunteers managed per event, without a spreadsheet
0
arguments about who showed up (QR check-in is the receipt)
0%
of your best volunteers remembered for next year
From chaos to clarity
1
Create your event
Set up teams, roles, and stages. Virtual for planning, physical for event day.
2
Volunteers apply
Share your portal link. Applications come in. You review and approve with one click.
3
Everyone knows their job
Teams assigned. Tasks distributed. WhatsApp links sent automatically. No manual chasing.
4
QR check-in on the day
Every volunteer scans in. You know exactly who showed up, when, and for how long. The receipt is in the system.
If you've run a community event in Lagos, you've had this problem.
This isn't a tool for corporations with HR departments. It's for the organisers who stay up until 2am making sure everything works — and deserve a system that works as hard as they do.
Create your organisationVolunteer?
Sign in to your portal
Your organisation has a dedicated portal link. Check your welcome email or ask your team lead.
Don't have a link? Your organisation may not be on Igbajo yet — ask your organiser.
Pricing
Details coming soon — we're focused on community organisers first.