Today, we're excited to announce the launch of Dasig's Live Beta program—an invitation to grassroots organizers, NGOs, student organizations, and civic groups across the Philippines to help us build better tools for civic coordination.
This isn't a traditional beta program. This is about Bayanihan—the Filipino spirit of community helping community. We're building Dasig with you, not for you.
The Challenge We're Solving
If you've ever organized a relief drive, coordinated volunteers for a medical mission, or managed donations for a community project, you know the struggle:
- Fragmented tools: Donations tracked in Excel, volunteers coordinated via WhatsApp, updates posted on Facebook.
- Lost information: Messages buried in group chats, spreadsheets on different computers.
- Trust gaps: Donors asking "Where did my money go?" Volunteers wondering "What happened to the project?"
What is Dasig?
Dasig (meaning "to support" or "encourage" in Bisaya) is a platform for civic coordination in the Philippines. One place to run your entire project—from the first peso pledged to the last pack delivered.
Track Everything
Funds, volunteers, and receipts in one place.
Coordinate Better
Organize volunteers and assign roles clearly.
Build Trust
Transparent tracking for your community.
Impact Reporting
Document and share your wins.
Introducing the Live Beta Program
The Live Beta program is our way of recognizing and rewarding community members who help shape Dasig. Submit feedback, earn points, and unlock permanent recognition.
Founding Contributor Program
Top contributors who earn 300 points during the beta will be permanently recognized as Founding Contributors.
- 5-Year Organization Grant
- Permanent Early Access
- Advisory Council Seat
- Public Case Studies
- Founder Direct Access
- Expert User Certification
This is About Bayanihan
Bayanihan—the Filipino spirit of community helping community. We've seen it after every typhoon, every earthquake, every crisis. People who have nothing still find ways to help.
"The question isn't whether Filipinos will help. We always do. The question is: How do we preserve this spirit? How do we strengthen it?"
Dasig means "to encourage" or "support" in Bisaya. It's what Filipinos do naturally. We're building the tools to help you do it better, with more transparency and less friction.
Ready to Join?
Join the community of grassroots organizers, student leaders, and NGO teams building the future of civic coordination.