You are running your mutual aid network, neighbourhood response group, or community organisation across WhatsApp, Facebook, email, and a spreadsheet you built yourself. This is what genuine community looks like when it has the right tools: one encrypted, governed, accountable home for everything — and every man and woman in it known, vouched, and accountable.
Community organising is hard enough without your tools working against you. Five platforms, none of which talk to each other, all harvesting your community's data.
Everything your organisation needs — communication, coordination, governance, mutual aid, and emergency response — in one encrypted, accountable platform.
Someone who knows you and is already in the community invites you. You join as a known man or woman. Every member is personally accountable to the man or woman who vouched for them.
Browse and join the groups relevant to you — neighbourhood response, mutual aid, skills exchange, local governance. All end-to-end encrypted.
List your skills and availability in the volunteering module. Coordinate through project management. Your contributions are tracked and rewarded in Unity Pounds or LETS credits.
Vote on proposals that affect your community. Your vote is equal to every other member's. Every decision is recorded and transparent.
Emergency alerts reach you when something happens in your area. The beacon lets you respond to neighbours in crisis. Your community response is coordinated, not chaotic.
Community built on vouching and trust. The men and women you help remember you. The men and women who help you are known and accountable.
Marcus ran a mutual aid and community response network across three Facebook groups and four WhatsApp threads. During a local flooding event, he spent more time trying to find information in chat history than actually coordinating the response.
He moved the entire network to ETC over a weekend. Every member was personally invited through existing relationships. Within a month, they had a structured governance process for decisions, a volunteer skills register, and a coordinated emergency response protocol.
The first test came three months later — a factory fire affecting sixty households. Within 12 minutes of the emergency alert, 23 volunteers had responded with their locations and skills. The response was coordinated before the fire brigade arrived.
We were coordinating flood response on Facebook. Meta's servers were logging everything about our activists and our plans. Moving to ETC wasn't just practical — it felt like taking our community back.
Member features are included in both tiers. Builder features are highlighted — they come with the Founding Builder tier.
End-to-end encrypted groups replace WhatsApp, Facebook, and email. New members get full archive access. Nothing important gets lost in chat history.
Geo-targeted alerts reach the right members instantly. The beacon lets individuals call for community response. Coordinated, not chaotic.
Formal proposals, binding votes, and permanent decision records. One member, one vote. Committees, juries, and transparent governance.
Incident reporting, witness statements, timestamped evidence, and legal resource library. Build a documented record that authorities cannot dismiss.
Track who can do what. Match skills to needs. Coordinate volunteer teams and track contributions through time-banking and LETS credits.
Tasks, boards, milestones, and team coordination for community projects. Integrate with volunteering, calendar, and economy.
See where your members are. Coordinate geographically. Emergency responders use the map to see who is nearby and available.
Unity Pounds and LETS credits make mutual aid explicit and trackable. Members contribute and receive. The balance is transparent and fair.
The founding window is currently set to close in late 2026. After that, new members pay from £4/month. Founding membership locks in access for life.
+ from £4/month after launch · 14-day cooling-off
+ from £4/month after launch · 14-day cooling-off
ETC is a Private Members Association — a community of real, vouched men and women organising together. The platform is the tool we use to do that. Your founding membership funds both: the community and the software that serves it. No outside investors. No advertisers. No data sold.
No commitment yet — just tell us you're interested. We'll reach out when beta access opens for your area.
We'll be in touch when ETC opens in your area.
If you know someone who'd benefit — tell them.
Your vouch is the most valuable thing you can give them.
ETC has 23+ modules live in beta — from secure messaging and a community economy to education, governance, podcasting, video, and a community health farm. Most features have basic functionality now, with advanced capabilities added as members request and vote for them.