About us
Built to make hours tracking
effortless
NexoLink is built by a student developer who got tired of watching volunteer hours get stuck in a manual review queue. I built a tracker that works the same way for a school club, a library, or any organization — with instant approval built in from day one.
My approach
Three principles guide everything I build.
Instant approval
No pending queue — every hour counts the moment it's logged.
Works for everyone
The same tracker adapts to schools, clubs, libraries, and more.
Member privacy
Only your organization's admins see aggregate hours — nothing else is shared.
What you can track
Schools & Clubs
Service clubs, student government, and every group in between.
Libraries
Teen volunteer programs and community service hours.
Nonprofits
Volunteer coordination across as many programs as you run.
Youth Programs
Scouting troops, sports leagues, and youth organizations.
Community Groups
Civic groups and other community organizations.
Civic Organizations
Civic engagement programs and local community initiatives.
My values
The principles behind how I build NexoLink.
- 1
Member-first design
Every feature starts with the person logging hours, not the person reviewing them.
- 2
Constant improvement
I ship updates based on real feedback from organizations using NexoLink.
- 3
Transparency
Members and admins should always know exactly where their hours stand.
What's next
NexoLink is just getting started. Here's what I'm working on.
More platforms
Android and web support are on our roadmap.
Deeper reporting
Richer exports and analytics for organization admins.
Organization integrations
Connecting NexoLink to the tools your organization already uses.
Contact me
Get in touch
ayanshashish@gmail.com
Members and admins can reach me directly from the NexoLink app.
Reach out for questions about your account, joining an organization, or how NexoLink works day to day.
Reach out if you are setting up your organization or have questions about the admin dashboard.