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Every generated donor report has a public link. Anyone with the link can view it: no account, no login, no app install. Copy it from the report and send it however you reach your donors: email, text, a QR code on a printed appeal.

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What donors see

A donor report is a full-page, mobile-friendly impact experience:
  • Hero: your project’s hero image with the AI-written opening narrative.
  • Verified metrics: each metric with its formatted value and description.
  • Photo gallery: consented field photos, with AI-written captions from the actual evidence.
  • Community highlights and funnel: the stories and progression behind the numbers.
  • Call to action: the next step you want the donor to take.
  • Verified badge: if your organization has completed verification.
The page reads like something a design team spent a week on. Donors don’t see the machinery. They see proof.
Public donor report page

The top of a public donor report: location, verdict, metrics, and the AI-written narrative.

Donor reports enforce consent automatically:
  • Photos and video captured without face permission never appear on a public report.
  • Media marked internal only never appears on a public report.
  • Reporters who enabled anonymous mode aren’t identified.
  • Only steward-approved data feeds the numbers. Pending and rejected contributions stay private.
You never have to hand-filter media before sharing: the flags reporters set at capture time carry through the whole pipeline.

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Sharing well

Generate a donor-linked report for a major donor (the narrative leads with their priorities) and a general one for newsletters. Reports are cheap to generate, so make more than one.
A frozen snapshot is a stable artifact you can reference later; a live report is a standing window into the project. See live vs. frozen.