Est. 1996You're here at the beginning
Start a kindness chain, watch it travel the world.
True Random Acts of Kindness
Do one good thing, add a photo, hand over your code. Every person who passes it forward becomes a new link you can follow — across your street, your state and the whole map.
No deeds pinned yet — log one and your city becomes the first dot.
How a chain grows
One deed becomes two, then ten, then hundreds. Each person who receives the card logs what happened and passes the code forward.
Every movement begins with one person.
One deed can change a moment. Passed forward, it can move through a city, across a state, and around the world.
Be the reason it starts. Change starts with you. Why not you?
How it works
- 1Do something kindBig or small — buy a coffee, fix a fence, sit and listen.
- 2Log it with a photoWho you helped, when, and the story behind it.
- 3Hand over your codeOne short code and link per deed.
- 4Watch the chain growEach new deed becomes another link on the chain.
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One kind act, passed on again and again — here's the whole idea.
Where TRAKNIT came from
An idea born in 1996. A movie outline in 2013. An app in 2026.
Kevin Robinson imagined a chain of kindness that could be tracked from one person to the next — one small deed growing into something visible. Decades later, that same idea became TRAKNIT: a real way to log a good deed, share it, and watch the ripple move across a map. Some ideas wait for the right moment. This one is ready.
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Every movement starts with one person doing one kind thing. Yours could be the deed the whole map grows from.
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