Pass it on
A Random Good Deeds Society project

One held door.
Seven hundred miles.

Do something kind for a stranger, hand it to them with a code, and watch it travel from person to person across the map.

Free. No account to receive a deed. No messaging, no tracking.

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links in the longest circle
How it works

Kindness that keeps moving

1. Do the deed

Hold the door. Buy the coffee. Help with the bags. Then tap one tile and get a code.

2. Hand it over

They scan the QR or you text the link. No app, no names, no emails. About eight seconds.

3. They have 24 hours

The clock starts. They do a deed for someone new and pass it on. The circle grows, city by city.

Why it's safe

Built so a stranger can trust it in eight seconds

No names, no emails. Receiving a deed needs nothing from you.

No messaging, ever. Nobody in a circle can contact anybody else.

City, not location. We keep a rounded area about ten miles wide, never coordinates.

Confirmed, not claimed. A deed only counts when the person who received it accepts it.

Effort, not money. Changing a tire is worth more than a latte. No deed is scored by dollars.

Founding circles

Start one of the first hundred circles

Leave an email and we'll send your founding code before anyone else has one.