Show your community where every dollar went.
TransparentMe turns a fundraiser into a documented ledger. Every expense is backed by its receipt and the matching bank record — and donors open one page to see it all.
After the creek took Fenwick Street
In memory of Coach Ruben
Bringing Mateo’s mother home
First in her family to college
Reopen the Maple Street library
A ramp home for Sergeant Dolan
The shelter’s coldest-month fund
From your receipt to your donor’s screen — at a glance.
Four steps, one quiet system. Tap any step to see what happens underneath.
Your phone captures the receipt
Snap a paper receipt, add a screenshot of a receipt or invoice that arrived by email, or let TransparentMe pull in the ones already sitting in your camera roll and inbox. Each one is sealed the moment it’s saved.
What you run, and what your donors open.
The organizer works from a calm console on their phone. Donors open a public page that shows the same ledger — without the buttons, and with personal details kept private.
Run the whole fund from one screen.
Your documented total updates itself as receipts pair with charges. Anything still open sits right at the top, waiting for one tap — never buried, never guessed at.
Fenwick Street Flood Relief
This is what your donors see.
No account, no download. A documented meter, three quiet totals, and every expense — each one opening to its evidence and the matching bank record.
Every expense
newest firstBuilt for any fundraiser — whatever you’re raising for.
Medical bills or a memorial, a legal fight or a flooded street. The promise is the same: show where the money landed. The examples throughout this page are illustrative.
Medical
Surgery, therapy, and the weeks of lodging a family did not plan for.
Disaster relief
Tarps, shelter, and hot meals for the streets that took on water.
Memorial
A scholarship and a field bench for the team he gave his Saturdays to.
Legal & family
Filing fees, an interpreter, and the attorney hours it takes to be heard.
Education
The first term of tuition, a laptop, and the books the aid letter forgot.
Community
New shelving, story-time rugs, and a roof that finally stops the leak.
Veteran & service
A wheelchair ramp, a widened door, and the contractor to build it right.
Animal rescue
Vet care, warm bedding, and food through the hardest, coldest months.
Donors see the proof. The paperwork stays yours.
Every expense shows its vendor, amount, and date, marked Verified — the organizer holds the matching receipt on file. The receipt images themselves stay private on the organizer’s device.
One for the person raising. One for the person giving.
Organizers run the fund. Donors just want to see it kept its promise. Each door is built for exactly that.
Run your fund from the web.
Create and run your fund right here on transparentme.app — name it, record what you spend, and add receipts by upload or camera. No download required.
See where your money went.
No account, no download. Open the shared link, or type the short fund code the organizer gave you, and the whole ledger is right there.
The TransparentMe iPhone app is almost here.
It’s where you’ll create and run your fund — capture receipts, watch them pair with your charges, and publish your page the moment you’re ready. Be the first to know when it lands.
The whole ledger is one click away.
This is exactly what a donor sees — every expense, each opening to its evidence and matching record. Open a real fund page and look for yourself.
The facts stay exact. The receipts are real.
Trust isn’t a badge you add later. It’s built into how every expense is captured, matched, and shown.
Sealed at capture
Each receipt is read once and checksummed the moment it’s saved. If a figure were ever changed, the seal wouldn’t match — so it can’t quietly change.
Nothing hidden to look tidy
An expense with no receipt yet shows openly as Awaiting, never erased. Amounts, dates, and vendors are always visible — those are the proof.
Private by default
Donors see verified evidence — vendor, amount, and date. The receipt images stay on the organizer’s device, shared only when they choose. Nothing personal is posted automatically.