
In 2017, the greenhouse of social technologies worked in 8 cities: St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Penza, Perm, Kazan, Novosibirsk and Irkutsk. We tell you what new projects, communities appeared in these cities.
In Kazan, in September 2017, the Charry instant donations service launched. In the application, you can choose a charity fund in your region and transfer funds to it into one click. Charry does not act as a financial intermediary: the transfer goes through Sberbank with a commission of 2%.
Monetization of the project is built on a subscriber board with NGOs for the use of a content site. When creating a promotion for the collection of NGO funds, reports on the events are posted.
“Charry is aimed at helping a small regional NPO. Now 6 NPOs from Tatarstan are connected to the service, another 4 (Moscow) - in line. The application has 120 subscribers, and the number of transactions is 20-30 per week. The plans until the end of 2018 include 300 NPOs and reach a turnover of 40 million rubles. ” Ilya Semukhin, Creator of Service

In Nizhny Novgorod, on July 1 and 2, 2017 , IT & City Hackathon was held for Android developers. It was a joint event of the Yandek and Nizhny Novgorod community Google Developer Group .
The applications created by participants were evaluated in the nominations:
At the moment, projects are under development.
Within the framework of the European Week and Youth Initiative of Meet and Code in Ulyanovsk, on October 21-22, 2017, the Literary Hakaton "Word.Web" was held.
The winners were two teams with the prototype of the Literary Pin-Pon mobile application and the site motivating for reading. Among other ideas were noted: a site with a chat where you can discuss a work; a chatbot that offers quotes from literary works; The idea of creating an interactive novel.

In Penza, Perm and Nizhny Novgorod, communities created on the principle of the exchange economy, or Sharing Economy are gaining popularity.

More on the topic: Free exchange communities - Freemarkets of Nizhny Novgorod
A graduate of the Perm Polytechnic University, the creator of Promobot Oleg Kivokantsev entered the international rating of successful entrepreneurs under 30, according to Forbes magazine.

Promobot is an autonomous service robot for business. It is intended to work in public places: it helps people with navigation, communicates, answers any questions, translates promotional materials and remembers everyone with whom he communicated. In Moscow, a promoter’s robot can be found in the Zhuravushka Center near Moscow. The robot communicates with people with disabilities and raises their mood.
In 2016, Telegram was the most popular messenger of the year. In 2017, more and more organizations launched chats, began to conduct thematic channels and created chat bots. Gleb Paikachev, the greenhouse coordinator in St. Petersburg, interviewed the creators of the chat for human rights association of lawyers and journalists of the team 29.
“We realized that we do not need to make a separate application. A person will be too lazy to install it, it will take a place, it is better to use what already exists. You just need to go into the chat and ask the necessary questions. If you need to comment on something, we are always available during the working week. ” Katya Arenina, spokeswoman "Team 29"



The first virtual reconstruction of the lost house Nikolai Karamzin appeared in Ulyanovsk. The historical and cultural project “The House of Karamzin on the Council” reproduces in 3D models the house of the brother of the Russian historian and writer Nikolai Karamzin . Project curators: “Centralized Library System” by Ulyanovsk.
