Discoverable Jars
Learn how discoverable jars work on Kharisma and what people see before they tip, pay, or support you.
Discoverable Jars
A discoverable jar is a jar people can find through Kharisma search and giving pages before they tip or pay, even if they never scanned a QR code or clicked a shared link.
What people see
When someone opens a discoverable jar, they can see:
- display name
- jar photo or logo
- description or about section
- the action available, such as tip, pay, or support
Where discoverable jars appear
Discoverable jars can appear in:
kharisma.io/donate- Kharisma search and giving pages
- shared public links
- QR-based browser flows
Why discoverability matters
A clear, discoverable jar helps the experience feel:
- simple
- trustworthy
- human
- easy to understand on a phone
It gives people a short explanation before they continue into the mobile-first webapp.
What jar owners control
Jar owners can define:
- branding
- description
- what people see first
- which action is available
- whether the jar connects to other linked jars
Related guides
FAQ
Can people find my jar publicly?
Yes. Every jar is discoverable through Kharisma search and giving pages.
Can I describe my organization or services?
Yes. The description area helps people understand the person, team, or venue they are supporting.
Do discoverable jars lead to the webapp?
Yes. Discoverable jars open the same browser-based flow used by QR codes and shared links.
Do people need an app to give?
No. The discoverable jar flow opens in the browser.