Hopely is a search engine that donates to charity with every search you make. The search engine's mechanism is very simple and works just like Google. But if you're used to searching on Google and don't want to give up that experience, you can add the Hopely Chrome extension. It will redirect all Google Chrome queries through Hopely.

One of the engine's most important options is the ability to select the charity cause to which you make the donation with your search. Below the search bar you'll find the four donation options: Food, Water, Medicine and Nature. In the upper-left corner you'll see the site's menu, where you'll find answers to frequently asked questions and get all the information you need about Hopely.

Hopely: The Search Engine That Donates Its Royalties to Charity
Interface similar to Google

At the top of the page interface, you'll find a tab named "How it Works". Clicking the icon will expand a text that shows you the search engine's operating mechanism. When you make your first search in the engine, it will ask you to install the component for Google Chrome. If you accept, all browser search queries will go through Hopely.

Hopely: The Search Engine That Donates Its Royalties to Charity
Search and donate to charity

The concept of searching and donating to charity behind Hopely is truly interesting. The site's browsing experience is quite good, except for a slight delay in showing the results. Everything is designed on the platform so that users don't miss Google and, additionally, make a small charitable contribution.

Official site: Hopely