What is nity?
A small non-profit studio in Vilnius, Lithuania. We build free apps that help people
through difficult moments. Today that’s migrant hub, davai app and scam check — with more on the way.
Are the products really free?
Yes — free forever for the people who use them. No ads, no premium tiers that hold
essential help hostage, no selling of data. If we ever add revenue, it will come from
grants and partners, never from the people we serve.
How is nity funded?
Right now — by its founders. We are applying for European and
Lithuanian grants for integration and social innovation. Donations go directly into
development, translation and infrastructure.
How do you choose what to build?
We start with conversations — NGOs, social workers, and the people themselves. We only
build where technology adds something the existing organizations can’t: language,
availability at 3 a.m., anonymity, or simply an interface that doesn’t frighten.
Do you collect personal data?
As little as technically possible. No accounts, no tracking cookies by default,
anonymous sessions that auto-delete. For sensitive topics we design for safety first —
quick exit, no history, nothing to find on a shared phone.
Is the information reliable?
Every organization in our directories is verified by hand, every guide cites official
sources, and every AI answer says clearly what it is — educational information, not legal
advice. When we’re not sure, we say so and point to a human.
Can I suggest a problem — or a partnership?
Please do. If you work with a community we should be serving, or you see a gap we
could close, write to hello@nity.tech. The best
products under our roof started as somebody’s “have you thought about…”.
How can I help?
Three ways: donate, join the team (engineers, designers, translators, social
workers), or simply pass migrant hub, davai app or scam check to someone who needs them. All three matter
more than you think.