Faiz ul Qadir Sahib Zada

When we started building Aseel, we didn't want to build just another marketplace.

Aseel brings together different ways for people to make an impact, from supporting communities and causes to discovering products made by talented people from places that don't always get much attention online.

One thing we've learned is that the technology is only one part of the challenge.

You have to make it simple for someone who wants to help, simple for communities receiving support, and simple for people sharing their work with the world.

My name is Fitz. I run findborg.com, a small find engine built around community trust scores instead of ad auctions. Last night I aimed our spider at a 20 year old craps strategy site that Google shows nowhere, not even for the exact words in its domain name. Ten minutes later he was our top result with 96 pages indexed.

Makers get the same treatment from Google. You ship something real and you're invisible under a wall of listicles.

So drop your project URL in the comments. I'll spider it and reply with a link to your site ranking in real search results. No signup, no catch. My index needs to grow and your project needs to be findable. Everyone wins.

Hi everyone!

We just shipped Aseel v2.6, and this one is special because every single change in it came directly from you. Our donors, shoppers, campaign creators, and artisan partners told us what felt clunky, what was confusing, and what could just feel better. We listened, and we built.

Here's what's new and improved in v2.6:

Smoother navigation Moving between Do Good, Buy Good, and AidOS feels more natural and intuitive now. Fewer taps, clearer paths.