About Allgenda

The trusted home for queer life.

Allgenda is a home for queer life, built by queer people, for queer people. It's a growing set of tools for the ordinary, important parts of being queer: finding a place where you're safe, sounding like yourself, knowing what's happening, and finding your people. Inclusive Spaces is live today. Voice Lab, The Agenda, Commons, and The Library are on the way. Every one of them is private by default, easy to use, fairly priced, and made by people who actually use it.

Why this exists

Queer people deserve tools that are unmistakably on our side. Too many of the apps we're handed leak our data, hand our money to people who'd rather we disappear, or treat us like a marketing demographic in June and forget us by July. Allgenda is proof that it doesn't have to be that way.

I built the first version because it was the thing I wanted and couldn't find. It's private by default, run by the community it serves, and built so a real share of every dollar goes back to the people doing the work. It's still early. There's room in it for you to help shape what it becomes.

The brand family

• Inclusive Spaces. A directory of inclusive restrooms, bars, gyms, yoga studios, cafes, clinics, and more. Every listing shows who verified it, how, and when. Live today.
• Voice Lab. Private voice practice for anyone exploring or affirming their voice, with real-time pitch and resonance feedback and deep acoustic analysis on recordings. No shame, no scoring theater. Free pitch meter live now.
• The Agenda. Queer news, cited and dated. Laws, incidents, wins. Written by people in the community. No doom scroll. In research.
• Commons. A moderated forum for the questions queer people already ask each other in DMs. Browse without an account. Targeted Q3 2026.
• The Library. Vetted legal, medical, and mutual-aid resources, curated by local community leads rather than scraped off the open web. Targeted Q4 2026.
• Allgenda Dues. The credit and donation system that funds Allgenda. 5% of every Dues transaction goes to a nonprofit you pick at checkout, from a curated list of ten. We publish the receipts every quarter. Coming with the first paid surface.

How money works here

Browsing is free forever. So are submitting a venue and claiming one. Some tools will eventually cost money through a credit model called Allgenda Dues, but only the premium parts, never the basics. Five percent of every dollar goes to a nonprofit you choose at checkout, with quarterly public reports so you can see exactly where it went.

That's five times the corporate Pledge 1% standard. We say it loud because most queer-targeted apps are ad-supported, corporate, or keep every cent. Allgenda is built differently, and priced so paying for it is itself a way of giving back.

What we believe

• For queer people, all of us.We center trans, non-binary, and gender-expansive people, because that's where the need is sharpest. The rest of the queer spectrum belongs here too, and is better served because of that focus.
• Private by default. No third-party ad trackers. You can browse without an account. Voice recordings stay in private storage scoped to you. We log as little as possible, and we strip identifying data before it ever reaches our analytics.
• Easy when it counts.You shouldn't need an account, a tutorial, or ten taps to find a safe restroom. The fastest honest path to the answer wins.
• Fair by design. The basics are free and stay free. You only pay for premium tools, and even then, 5% of it goes back to the community you choose.
• Verifiable, always.Every visible fact traces back to a source, with a method and a date. We were here in February. We'll be here in November. No rainbow logo standing in for real commitment.
• Color marks state.We don't use rainbow as decoration. Color carries information only where it pairs with a label and an icon, so it never stands in for a person.

Language we use

We say "pronouns," not "preferred pronouns." We talk about "trans people," not "transgenders." We describe venues by what they do(like "has an all-gender single-stall restroom") rather than how we feel about them.

Who builds this

Allgenda is built by queer people, for queer people. It's an open collaboration of queer and trans technologists, local moderators, campus LGBTQ+ centers, and affirming clinics. The trust model and moderation playbooks are published, so anyone can audit them. See Trust & Safety for the current verification posture, median triage time, and how to flag a listing.

Wherever you are in queer life, there's something here for you, and room to help build what's next. Add a space, or start exploring.