Partnerships
There is no wall of logos here and no “trusted by” line, because there is nobody to put in one. This is an open door, not a record.
Who
Brapua is anonymous support: it matches a person facing something difficult with people who understand it, from their own life, their training, or a solution they found. The organisations that fit are the ones already standing next to those people.
What a partnership means
A partnership here means pointing people towards each other: an organisation that meets people in a hard moment can tell them Brapua exists, and Brapua can send people onward to help it cannot give. It can also mean helping shape the product — anyone who works with people in crisis every day knows things a founder does not.
It never means data. Brapua does not hand over user data, does not sell it, and does not build shared user lists. Nobody sees a real name unless the person shares it themselves, and no partnership changes that — the privacy foundation is not the negotiable part of the product.
Nor does it mean an endorsement in either direction. If a partnership ever exists, it will be described on this page as what it actually is, with the organisation's agreement, and nothing more.
Where things stand
Worth knowing before you write: Brapua is in closed beta with a waitlist, run by one person. A partnership today means starting something early, not joining something running.