Is Hylo Right for My Group?
This document can guide your group determine if Hylo is right for you!
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Are you a member of a purpose-driven team? Looking for an easier way to collaborate, communicate, and work towards a common goal with your teammates? Then Hylo is right for you!
Hylo is best suited for communities who want to foster peer:peer collaboration, gathering for a shared purpose. Hylo supports an interconnected and nested group architecture that matches how coalitions actually operate in real life, helping groups evolve in alignment with their vision and values and scale their impact.
Purpose-driven groups. Hylo is great for groups with a shared identity and purpose who aim to create positive change in the world.
Non-profit organizations. All kinds of non-profits use Hylo to communicate internally as well as with their wider network of members. Hylo is a powerful way to activate your supporters.
Networked groups. Hylo works for groups of any size and excels at multi-stakeholder collaboration by making it possible to link groups together to form larger networks.
Place-based groups. Hylo is especially useful for local or bioregional groups that are grounded in place, or composed of members who are connected to the landscape.
Peer-to-peer groups. Hylo is designed for decentralized, bottom-up coordination that is needed at this time to address our biggest challenges.
Educational groups and learning cohorts. Groups like Prosocial.World and the Buckminster Fuller Institute have successfully run courses on Hylo. We will expand the capacity for groups to run courses by building a learning management system into Hylo in early 2025.
Are you looking to create a group to market your brand or build a customer base? If so, Hylo is probably not the best tool for you. We will not be building marketing tools, nor ways to monetize your audience. However, we will be building tools for group membership dues and collective resource management.
Hylo is not funded by VC or other profit-seeking investors. Hylo runs as a non-profit and is resourced through donations and paid partnerships with values-aligned organizations. We’re funded by the communities themselves, and we’re accountable to them to build features that help them meet their purpose, rather than building tools to increase profits.