The essence of this text
Technology exists to make contributions and reasons visible, not to pass judgment.
This English guide is based on the source document and also states how BenBiz works today. It does not present older examples, terms or technical assumptions as current rules. The unchanged original remains available as a Turkish PDF.
People, work and trust
A profile communicates a person’s intention and skills. Task and contribution records stop work from disappearing into conversations. Clear authority and reasons prevent trust from depending on personal memory alone.
The order behind the screen
The source distinguishes the visible mobile experience, the rules that operate beneath it and the layer of reliable records. Participants and coordinators have different responsibilities. Preserving human approval and reasons in contribution assessment matters more than producing an automatic result.
Where the pilot stands today
The app now supports the first Solidarity Circle intended to connect Istanbul education content with needs for a place, outreach and coordination. The source proposes a controlled team of roughly 8–12 people; this is not a statement of current membership or an open call.
The guest area can be explored without an account. Private member records, tasks and team communication are within the pilot; economic assessment, a wallet and real movement of money are not available.
Reflect together
Which completed contribution cycle, rather than how many screens exist, would demonstrate that the pilot works?
Form your own answer first. Then identify where explanation, objection or a new practical test is needed.
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Preliminary introduction · August 2026
Authored English web guide: 6 September 2026.
Original Turkish PDF preserved without alteration.