I built a mini SaaS using the free version of v0 to help a social project get more organized. It’s nothing huge, but it made me realize how much even a small tool can help people doing meaningful work.
It got me thinking, has anyone else here used their skills to help a cause, a community, or even just someone who needed it? I’d really like to hear your stories.
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How lovely! Thank you for sharing this. Feel free to share more details, would love to know more. 
I love this topic, and I very much think that our skills are a superpower and that we have the ability to help people with it.
I shared about this in my design engineering talk at Granola. I built it before v0 was a thing, but it's hosted on Vercel - I built adhd.directory to help people source their medication easier during the shortage in the UK! Originally built to help myself and my friends, but grew to assisting many others!
Would love to hear about more social impact / community projects built with v0 / Vercel tech!
Seeing personalized software become accessible to more people has been amazing!
Last year I built a daily behavior report card tool for my husband to share with the families he works with. It's something they commonly use to help with ADHD and ODD, but usually just make them with Excel or Google Sheets. This tool walks parents through the process of creating the report card to make sure it matches what their kid needs.
I love seeing all the ways people are making a big difference for their community with v0. The tube feed tracker built is one of my favorites.
https://community.vercel.com/t/v0-stepped-up-my-medical-web-app/16635
I’m currently volunteering at a social project in Brazil that supports underprivileged kids. Ever since I started learning programming and tech, I decided to help not just by teaching and joining the activities, but also by using what I’ve been studying.
One day I took a look at how they manage things and saw they were using Excel for everything, and the spreadsheets were getting really heavy and hard to handle. So I built a simple web app to help with their needs. I’m still learning and trying to improve so I can help even more. It’s not a huge solution or anything, but it’s what I was able to build so far :)
