doobneek

Programs & services

Five free programs, each end-to-end encrypted

doobneek is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Every program below is free, private by default, and designed with community partners, navigators, and shelters. This page explains, for each one, who it is for, how it works, and how to start. New here? Start with who we are or the FAQ.

Updated January 2026.

1. Encrypted Financial Planner

Who it's for: Cash earners, gig workers, mixed-status households, and anyone who wants to budget without handing their finances to a bank or an ad network.

How it works: Log cash and bank income, track rent burden, estimate taxes, and watch debt and net worth over time. Data is encrypted before it leaves your device; on the highest tier only you hold the recovery phrase. You can optionally connect a bank via Plaid or stay fully manual.

How to start: Open the planner, create an account when you're ready to save, and pick your encryption level.

2. Job Assistant

Who it's for: Job seekers who need an ATS-ready resume and cover letter fast, including people re-entering the workforce or working in cash roles.

How it works: Turn your experience into a one-page resume, tailor cover letters, research employers, and prep for interviews with AI that keeps your real story first.

How to start: Visit the Job Assistant and build your first resume — no cost, no upsell.

3. Immigration Navigator

Who it's for: People preparing immigration forms — starting with the I-589 asylum application — who want a private, guided workspace.

How it works: Step-by-step, TurboTax-style guidance with risk prompts, document reuse, and an export-ready PDF to review before filing. Drafts are encrypted. This is information and organization support, not legal advice.

How to start: Look through the guided form before deciding whether to create an account.

4. Secure Vault

Who it's for: Anyone who needs to store sensitive documents — IDs, statements, evidence — without a cloud provider reading them.

How it works: Files are chunked, AES-256-GCM encrypted in your browser, and uploaded so only you can decrypt them. Zero-knowledge by design.

How to start: Open the Vault and upload your first file.

5. Formatter

Who it's for: Navigators and caseworkers who draft outreach messages, notes, and structured documents.

How it works: Paste a rough draft and Formatter cleans up links, structure, and formatting into professional, client-ready text.

How to start: Open Formatter and paste your draft.

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