Introducing the First-Ever WWOOF App!

Oct 30, 2025

Over the past year, our small but mighty team of developers has been hard at work creating something new: the WWOOF App — the first of its kind and free for all of our members! Built with love for the WWOOF community, it’s designed to make connecting with hosts and fellow WWOOFers easier than ever.

For the first time, WWOOFers can browse and connect with hosts in 100+ countries across the Federation of WWOOF Organisations — all in one place. No more switching between national websites: the map shows every host, and your inbox gathers all your conversations together, wherever you choose to WWOOF.

Don’t worry: your national WWOOF website is still fully active. Everything stays in sync: if you send a message on the website, you’ll see it instantly in the app (and vice versa). All your messages remain private and securely synced.

A few notes:

  • This is our first community release — a baby app! A few bugs might sneak through, so we’d love to hear your feedback via the contact form inside the app. Your input helps shape its future.
  • For now, individual WWOOF memberships still need to be purchased on the website. Membership sign-ups are not yet available in the app.

Ready to get started?

We can’t wait for you to try it. Download the WWOOF App today and discover hosts around the world, fostering learning and cultural exchange!

To download the app:

  1. On your phone, open the App Store (iPhone) or the Play Store (Android)
  2. In the search bar, search “WWOOF”
  3. Download the app for free!

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