ImpacTrak is a small community of people who give together, track where every dollar goes, and publish what actually happened — including when it didn't work.
A circle of 20 to 50 people commits a fixed monthly amount and chooses one cause per cycle. Together, a small gift becomes a real one.
From the moment money leaves your account to what it paid for on the ground. Every cycle produces a receipt, not a thank-you note.
Some gifts work. Some don't. We say which is which, so the next cycle gives better than the last.
Each member commits a fixed monthly amount — the first circle starts at S$50. Small enough to sustain, meaningful when pooled.
We shortlist three vetted, tax-deductible charities with a clear, measurable ask. The circle votes. One cause wins the cycle.
You give straight to the charity through Giving.sg or their own channel. ImpacTrak never touches, holds or routes your money.
At day 30 and day 90 we report what the money funded, what changed, and what we'd do differently. Then the next cycle opens.
One email per cycle. Written for people who take giving seriously enough to want to know if it worked.
No fundraising appeals. No guilt. No filler between cycles.
"I spent this year studying how giving works, from effective altruism to its sharpest critics. The thing that stayed with me was how rarely anyone closes the loop."
I'm Jayren. I build companies in Singapore, and for most of 2026 I've been reading, mapping and comparing how the world's giving platforms actually work. The pattern is consistent: the moment of giving is beautifully designed, and the moment of finding out what happened barely exists.
ImpacTrak is my attempt to build the second moment. It starts deliberately small — one circle, in Singapore, with people I can write to by name — because loyalty to a cause is built by giving alongside people you trust, not by scrolling a marketplace.
If you've ever given and wondered, this is for you. If you've ever given and stopped because you never heard back, this is especially for you.
No. ImpacTrak is a community and a tracking service. It doesn't raise, hold or distribute funds. The charities you give to are the charities; we're the people standing next to you making sure the loop gets closed.
Because you give directly to the charity, you receive the charity's own receipt. In Singapore, donations to approved Institutions of a Public Character (IPCs) are tax-deductible, and every charity on our shortlist is an IPC. Check the current deduction rate with IRAS.
We look for a specific, measurable ask; a track record of reporting outcomes rather than just activity; and a willingness to answer our day-30 and day-90 questions in writing. If a charity won't commit to the receipt, it doesn't make the shortlist.
It means the charity has confirmed in writing that the funds arrived and what they were allocated to. We're building toward cryptographically sealed receipts so that verification can't be quietly edited later.
That's fine. Choose "Just send The Receipt" and you'll read along without any commitment. Many members start there.
Your name and email are stored securely and used only to run the circle and send The Receipt. We follow Singapore's PDPA. You can unsubscribe or ask us to delete your record at any time by writing to hey@impactrak.com.