We grow what we trust.
We partner with open-source projects, cybersecurity companies, researchers, and NGOs whose work makes people safer online. These are real collaborations, not logos traded for a sponsorship line. Schools, families, and the public are the ones who get to benefit.
A short list, chosen carefully, always open to new names.
What a partnership means here.
We are not collecting logos. A name lands on this page once we have done real work together, and not a day before. If you would like to list us, we would rather wait until the relationship is real.
Every collaboration has to earn its place by helping the people we teach. A workshop we run together, a guide we write, a tool that schools and families can actually use. If it only helps the two organisations in the room, it is not for us.
What we look for.
Four things, roughly in this order. If the first one holds, the rest tend to follow.
Mission aligned
Your work makes people safer online, rather than more surveilled or more locked in.
Transparent
We can describe the collaboration out loud. No hidden quid-pro-quo, and nothing we would not put our name to.
Free for participants
The schools, families, and public events we run together stay free to take part in. Commercial upsells happen somewhere else.
Long term
We would rather keep a few durable relationships than chase dozens of one-off logos. Twelve months is a sensible horizon to start with.
A short list, kept honest.
These are the organisations we work with right now. More will join over time: companies, open-source projects, research groups, and NGOs whose work fits what we look for. If that could be you, the form below is the fastest way in.
Parent collective
Webnestify
Slovak tech cooperative that started this education arm and pays for its infrastructure. First partner on the list, and the reason this nonprofit exists.
Team workspace
Zulip
Zulip gives Webnestify Education a free workspace for day-to-day coordination. It keeps partner work, school requests, and internal notes out of long email threads.
Remote access platform
Pangolin
Pangolin supports Webnestify Education. Its open-source platform gives teams identity-based remote access to infrastructure without a traditional VPN.
More partners on the way. New names land here as we add them.
Three steps. No paperwork until the third.
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You reach out
Use the form below, or email us. One paragraph about your organisation, one about what you are picturing. No pitch deck needed.
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We talk, briefly
A 30-minute video call. We check that our aims line up, we ask a few blunt questions, and we settle on what a small first collaboration could look like.
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We pilot something small
One workshop, one post, one shared resource. If it works, we keep going. If it does not, we part on good terms and stay in touch.
Tell us what you’re thinking.
This form goes straight to the people who decide on partnerships: Simon and André. We read every message and reply within a week. If it is not a fit, we will say so plainly, and with a reason.
Prefer email? Write to partners@webnestify.org.
Before you write.
Is there any money involved?
Usually no. We don’t pay partners and partners don’t pay us. Once in a while a company covers the cost of a specific initiative, a printed zine or a workshop in a town with no budget, and when that happens we disclose it in full on /transparency.
Can I put your logo on my website?
Once we’ve done real work together, yes. We’ll send a clean logo pack and a short endorsement you can quote. Before that, please don’t list us. We’re happy to wait for the relationship to be real.
Do you co-author whitepapers or research?
Gladly, if the research clears our bar: citable sources, a clear method, and a public version that reads in plain language. We turn down ghost-authoring, and we don’t publish anything we haven’t actually read.
We’re a commercial company. Does that disqualify us?
No. We work with companies, as long as the collaboration itself stays free for the public and the sales pitch isn’t buried in the materials. Keep the commercial upsell for somewhere else, once the teaching is done.
Not ready to partner yet? Stay close.
Follow the podcast and read the blog. When the timing is right, the form will still be here.