Meet the Digital Unit at the NetHope Global Summit 2026 (opens in a new tab): 26–29 Oct 2026, Amsterdam
We work with the same realities you do: donor rules, field constraints, tight budgets.
We've run operations and programmes ourselves. We build for local team handover and long-term sustainability, and always specific to the country's context.
We follow Cyber Essentials, so your data, infrastructure and your participants are protected.
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We offer three options: build a custom solution, use a ready one, or consult us along the way.
No off-the-shelf fit? We will design and build to fit your goals, from a small tool to a full application.
Skip the build. Take a solution that's already at work in the field and make it your own.
Bring us any tech challenge, or let us train your team in skills they'll keep.
Welthungerhilfe had already proven the idea in a prototype of their own — the concept worked, the vision was clear. What it needed was the engineering to carry it into the real world. That's where we came in.
Together with their team, we built the real thing: a proper backend and database underneath, one responsive codebase as sharp on a phone in the field as on a desk, an interface people use without a guide. Their product, running on their infrastructure, built to last.
Whatever you're trying to build, we can do the same for you: one team with yours, from the first decision to a product that lasts.
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A digital platform that helps local civil society organisations access practical, locally relevant knowledge, tools, and support, bringing funding guidance, learning, and country-specific resources into one place.
A free MEAL resource built by People in Need and used by thousands of aid practitioners worldwide. It helps users pick the right SMART indicators and understand how to measure them, in just a few clicks
An end-to-end platform for managing humanitarian aid, from registering and verifying recipients to delivering assistance, monitoring distributions, and reporting results, all in one place.
A tool that lets local governments disseminate warning and educational messages to people living in disaster-prone areas, helping communities stay informed before a hazard disaster hits.
A cybersecurity testing tool built for NGOs and local CSOs; it helps teams find vulnerabilities in web applications and APIs and understand how to fix them, without needing specialist security expertise.
Any tech-related challenge: feasibility, architecture, tool selection, or security. A second set of expert eyes before you commit.
We can run user research and discovery with you to validate problems before anyone writes a line of code.
Fast prototyping to test ideas and generate feedback, before you invest in a full build.
Interactive web maps, field data collection, and remote sensing analysis, for teams working anywhere, even offline.
Dashboards and reporting that turn programme data into decisions.
Learn where AI genuinely adds value, where it doesn't, and how to apply it responsibly in your context.
Workshops and trainings to grow skills your team keeps, tailored to your context.
Tell us what you're trying to achieve and we'll scope what's possible, from a small line of code to a full application.
We provide guidance and a second set of eyes, so you stay on the right track.
Working together, we can ensure that you are more than the sum of your parts and that your goals are reached.
We take over the technical side completely, so you can focus on the work only you can do.
We design for sustainability and handover, so the solution keeps running in your context, with your team or your local partners and beneficiaries.
Our work in numbers
We are one of the largest non-profits in Central Europe; we work in relief and development across dozens of countries. Our programmes run in some of the harshest conditions — and increasingly on digital software.
We are a cross-functional product and engineering team at PIN. We build, use, and maintain digital solutions for our own operations and programmes — and for other NGOs with similar needs.
Meet the team
