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Feedback, analytics and tracking links
After the event, three things tell you how it went and where the people came from. Feedback Participants can leave a rating and a comment on an event they took part in, once each. You can read it in the app and export it as a file. Feedback is not anonymous, a...
Organizations
Organization profiles, following them, and what plans cover.
Organization profiles and badges
Every event on Involvo belongs to an organization, and every organization has a page: its name, what it does, and the events it has listed. From there you can follow it — see Following organizations. Two markers can appear on an organization, and they mean dif...
Following organizations
Following an organization is how you say "tell me when these people run something." It is the opposite of hunting through the feed hoping to catch an announcement. You need an account. See Do I need an account? Following and unfollowing Open an organization's ...
Plans and limits
Most of Involvo is free. Plans exist for people and organizations who run into the limits of the free tier. Current prices and what each plan includes are on the pricing page in the app. They are not repeated here, so that this page cannot go out of date while...
Account & rewards
Settings, notifications, the Impact system, and rewards.
Profile, language and location
A few settings decide what Involvo shows you. They are worth five minutes once, because they quietly shape everything you see afterwards. Your profile Your name and picture, and what other people see when they look you up. What is visible to whom is covered in...
Notifications: email and Telegram
Involvo can reach you in three places: inside the app, by email, and on Telegram. The three channels In the app — always on. Notifications appear in Involvo whatever else you have turned off. Email — on for the things that concern you directly. Telegram — off ...
Impact Points vs Impact Stars
Involvo has two things that sound alike and are not. Almost everyone confuses them once. Impact Points are a score. Impact Stars are money. Impact Points Impact Stars What it is A record of what you have done A balance you can spend Can you spend it? No Yes Ca...
Earning and spending Stars
Not to be confused with Impact Points. Stars are the spendable balance; Points are a non-spendable record of what you have done. See Impact Points vs Impact Stars. Your Stars live in a wallet in your account, where you can also see every credit and charge that...
Referrals and daily rewards
Two ways to build up Impact Stars and plan time without earning them one event at a time: turning up regularly, and bringing other people. Daily rewards Sign in and claim your reward each day. The run works in cycles of seven days, and the amount grows as the ...
Involvo Help
User-facing help for Involvo: finding opportunities, taking part in them, publishing events, and managing your account.
Publish an event
Getting an event onto Involvo, whether it is your organization's or one you found elsewhere.
Manage an event
Running an event once it is listed: participants, the door, and what you learn afterwards.
What do you want to do?
Pick whichever of these is closest to what you came for. I want to find an opportunity Browsing the listing, narrowing it down, and finding events held abroad that you can apply to from here. → Find opportunities I want to attend an event Applying or registeri...