People. Skills. Local possibility.
Build your town.
Build yourself.
Your skills belong in the story of your town.
Apply as a builder or coordinator in one of the 50 Blueprint towns across 9 provinces.
Applications go to a private review queue. Applying does not guarantee acceptance, work or income.
01 / From a need to a record
Local needs. Clear work. Evidence that matters.
Ubuntu Town turns local needs into clear tasks, then keeps evidence of what was done. AI recommends. People decide.
Illustrative scene, not a photograph of a real Ubuntu Town project.
02 / Work agreements in rands
Real amounts. A person approves every step.
Funded work in the app runs on a clear agreement, recorded in rands instead of points - so people always know what their effort earns.
How one agreement works
Live in the app since 11 Nov. Sample-town amounts are simulated examples.
- A coordinator proposes work with a named funder, an amount in rands and clear terms.
- The owner approves the funding before anyone accepts the work. No one else can approve the money.
- The worker accepts, does the work and submits evidence.
- A different, authorised person checks the delivery against the terms.
- The owner confirms payment only against a real payment record. The app records agreements; it does not make payments.
Voluntary contribution is recognised with evidence and thanks, never dressed up as paid work.
03 / Ten initiatives
Tools to build your town, one at a time.
An initiative's place in the estate does not mean its service is operating in every town.
04 / Place is the starting point
50 towns. 9 provinces. One shared ambition.
The roster defines the places in the plan, not a count of operating towns or admitted coordinators.