Humble Advocates

Try Humble. Share it if it helps you.

You get 12 months of Humble free. We can run offers for your followers. And 10% of what they pay goes to charity.

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Where you may have seen Humble

  • Google for Startups Accelerator
  • Off Script Summit 26
  • TechBBQ
  • ISM University
  • Included VC
  • LIFT, Leading Inclusive Futures through Technology
  • Better Space

What it means

What does being a Humble Advocate mean?

Help more people find tools that work for their minds, in the way that suits you. Online or in person, it is up to you. There is no posting schedule, and you only share Humble if it helps you. Here are some ideas. Pick one, mix them, or bring your own.

  • Post about how you use Humble

    Share a post, a short video or a tutorial. Show how Humble helps you, step by step. Add your code.

  • Invite us on your podcast

    Have Mahdi on your podcast or live stream. Talk about neurodiversity and the tools that help.

  • Run a workshop or a challenge

    Teach a workshop, or start a challenge with your followers, like a week of getting organised. Share your code with it.

  • Volunteer with us

    Help at a community workshop, or share your skills with our team.

  • Have your own idea?

    Pitch it to us. We would love to hear it.

    Pitch it to Mahdi (opens in a new tab)

The offer

What we give back

  • Humble free for you

    On the call, we turn your 30 free days into 12 months.

    You keep everything you add, after 12 months too.

  • A code for your followers

    With your own code, we can run offers for your followers. We agree each offer with you.

    Your code has your name in it, so it is easy to say out loud.

  • 10% goes to charity

    When someone uses your code and then pays, 10% of what they pay in their first year goes to charity.

    For example: one person on the yearly plan pays £72. £7.20 goes to charity.

No minimum. You do not need a big following, and you do not have to post.

If you’re a charity, get in contact here if you’re interested in partnering with Humble.

How you can help

Four ways to make a difference

  1. Try Humble

    Use Humble in your own life first. It is free for 30 days. See what helps you and what does not.

  2. Talk to Mahdi

    If Humble helps you, pick a time (opens in a new tab) for a short video call with our founder. He gives you your code and your 12 months free.

  3. Share your story

    Make a post, a video or a story about what helps you, with your code. Need ideas? See the ideas.

  4. Help a charity

    When someone uses your code and pays, 10% of their first year goes to charity.

See it in action

See what you would share

Humble is built for people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism and other minds that work differently. It links your tasks, notes and people, so your head does not have to hold it all. Watch the short film, then see how each part works.

Watch the Humble home film (56 seconds, no sound)

Spotted in the wild

Humble on other shows

Podcasts and creators have talked about Humble. Watch one to see what working with us looks like.

How we work together

Honest, both ways

We promise

  • No script. You say it in your own words.
  • Say what you really think, the good and the bad.
  • You only post if Humble helps you.
  • We never sell your followers' data or train AI on it.

We ask

Why change is needed

The world is built for one kind of mind

  • About 1 in 7 peopleIn the UK, about 1 in 7 people are neurodivergent. But most schools, jobs and tools are built for one way of thinking.
  • Long waits for helpIn England, 9 in 10 people waiting for an autism assessment had waited more than 13 weeks. Guidance from NICE says it should be 13 weeks at most.
  • Missed and hiddenGirls with ADHD are often missed. Many autistic adults hide who they are to fit in, and it wears them out.

Sources: ACAS (2025); National Autistic Society (February 2026), citing NHS data and NICE; Young and others, BMC Psychiatry (2020); Hull and others, Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders (2017).

Mahdi Shariff giving a talk to a full room at ISM University

Who you will talk to

Book a call with Mahdi

Mahdi Shariff

Founder, Humble

Mahdi founded Humble. He is a Forbes 30 Under 30 founder and a Visiting Professor of Applied AI. He talks to every advocate himself.

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FAQ

Questions

People who make content about ADHD, autism or neurodivergence. That includes coaches, therapists, artists and people who share their own life.

No. Small accounts are welcome. A small group that trusts you matters more to us than a big number.

No. After the call, you keep your 12 months free either way. Only post if Humble helps you.

No. If you want ideas, we can share some. For example, a day with Humble, or how you remember what people tell you. What you say is up to you.

To charity. We give once a month and tell you how much your code raised. Are you a charity? Partner with us. We agree the details with you on the call.

Yes. Humble is available worldwide.

Yes. We never sell anyone's data or use it to train AI models. Data stays in the EU.

Let’s create the future together.

Become a Humble Advocate. Try Humble free today, then book a call with Mahdi.

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