Verified.
Providers confirm they're open. Listings expire without reconfirmation. When we don't know, we say so.
- No outdated referrals
- Status confirmed by providers and community networks
- Transparent: “unverified” is always labeled
LinkAid connects people to verified health and social services through conversation — and gives institutions real-time visibility into unmet demand.
Health and social services are spread across dozens of websites, offices, and hotlines — each with its own structure and terminology. Finding help means already knowing where to look and what to ask for. Most people don't.
LinkAid makes services findable through conversation. People describe what's happening — and get matched to verified services with clear next steps.
Providers confirm they're open. Listings expire without reconfirmation. When we don't know, we say so.
People describe their situation — not pick from a menu. LinkAid matches need, location, and eligibility.
Voice calls, SMS, WhatsApp, web. No smartphone required. No download. No literacy required.
Every conversation generates structured, anonymized data. See what people are searching for — not what surveys say they need.
What are people searching for, where, and what goes unmet — updated continuously, not quarterly.
Detect spikes in health searches, displacement patterns, or housing needs before they reach your reporting systems.
See where services are oversaturated and where capacity goes unused. Allocate based on what people actually need.
Track whether referrals led to successful connections. Measure what matters — not searches performed, but lives improved.
| Step | Today | With LinkAid |
|---|---|---|
| Start | Google your problem. Get generic results. | “What's happening?” |
| Search | Visit multiple websites. Call different offices. Ask around. | 2–3 clarifying questions |
| Results | Conflicting information. Outdated listings. Wrong referrals. | 3 best-fit options with clear reasons why each fits |
| Next steps | Start over — or give up entirely | “Call this number, ask for this person, bring these documents” |
| Time | Days or weeks — if it happens at all | Under a minute, actionable |
The gap between funded services and the people who need them shows up everywhere. Here's where we're starting.
People still navigate by word of mouth and luck. LinkAid is building the conversational layer to change that — in Arabic, Kurdish, and Armenian.
Read case studyEven the services that are funded live in WhatsApp groups, UN agency lists, and community-led Emergency Response Rooms that change weekly. LinkAid connects people to verified help in one conversation — in Arabic, across voice, SMS, and WhatsApp.
Read case studyAvailability isn’t the same as findability — especially for the 13M expats navigating Absher, Sehhaty, and Tawakkalna in a second language. LinkAid is the conversation layer above them, in Arabic and English.
Read case studyOver 50% bypass it because navigating is harder than paying out of pocket. LinkAid is piloting a way to match patients to care in one conversation.
Read case study
People can use LinkAid without providing names, IDs, or identifying information.
Demand intelligence is shared at the population level, never at the individual level.
Sensitive situations route through custom workflows configured with each partner.
Data governance terms are established before any deployment begins.
Whether you're a government navigating healthcare reform, a donor funding services in fragile states, or an organization trying to connect people to help — we'd like to understand your challenge.