You've just joined a growing community built for women — a place where sisterhood, business support and everyday life all live under one roof.
Your account gives you access to a whole collection of community, business and everyday-life tools — more than you'll use on day one, and that's completely okay.
You're Worth It brings community, business support and everyday life together in one place — built by and for women, with a strong South African heart. Here's the whole picture, gathered in one place:
You can explore all of this gradually — you don't need to use everything immediately. Come back whenever you're ready for the next thing.
No pressure, no rush. Here's a gentle, suggested order to explore things in — skip around as you like.
Have a look around your dashboard — it's your home base from here on.
Say hello and see who else is here.
Discover products and services from women in the community.
Your private space to keep business information organised.
Real tools — tenders, pricing, invoicing and more.
One of the heart features of this whole platform.
See what's coming up to connect in person.
Little helpers for the rest of your life, not just business.
A local community space just for George.
Bring someone you love into the fold.
You don't have to do everything today. Start with one thing. 🌸
A suggested pace — not a requirement. Go faster, go slower, it's entirely up to you.
Your dashboard is designed to give you one place to access the tools and information you use across You're Worth It. Whenever you're not sure where to go — come back here first.
It brings together practical, everyday areas including:
🔖 Bookmark it — your dashboard is your main starting point every time you log in.
Go to My DashboardQuick access to the tools available to you.
A place to keep notes together.
Keep relevant documents in one place.
Information about the people you work with.
Keep track of who you work with.
An area for stock-related information.
A place to view sales information.
Courier-related information, in one place.
The Business Hub is a private space for getting your business-related information organised in one place — separate from the everyday side of your dashboard.
Bookmark the tools you use for your business.
Keep business notes together and easy to find.
Store business documents in one private place.
Keep customer information organised.
Keep your supplier details together.
An organised view of your stock information.
Keep an eye on your sales information.
Courier details, ready when you need them.
Women who:
Practical tools built around the things South African businesswomen actually deal with — pricing, cash flow, paperwork and more.
A place to track SMME tenders, SEFA/NEF grants and women-in-business funding opportunities — including deadlines and a document checklist, so you're never scrambling at the last minute.
A calculator that takes a few honest numbers about your life and your business and helps turn them into an hourly rate you can actually stand behind. It's a helpful starting point — not professional financial advice.
Keep track of who owes your business money, who your business owes, and which amounts are overdue — all in one clear view.
Built for market sellers, spaza sellers, pop-up sellers and any business handling cash — a simple end-of-day reconciliation, so your till and your takings agree.
Enter the required information and create an invoice you can print or save as a PDF — quick, professional paperwork without needing separate software.
Creates a clean business summary — useful for pitching, grant applications, introducing your business, or your social media bio.
"I'll do your bookkeeping if you do my logo." Exchange services with other businesswomen — without necessarily exchanging money.
Keep track of referrals coming your way, and remember exactly who sent business your direction — so a thank-you never gets missed.
The Marketplace lets you discover local businesses, products and services from women in the community — and, if you sell, be discovered too.
Explore businesses, products and services from women across the community, all in one place.
Platform featureBusinesswomen can have their own online store on the Marketplace, and reach women looking to support women-owned businesses.
OptionalSet up your own online store on the Marketplace and start selling to the community.
Support a Sister connects you with women-owned businesses — and turns "support women-owned businesses" from a nice idea into something you actually go and do.
With Support a Sister, you can:
The concept, in a nutshell:
Don't just say you support women-owned businesses. Actually go out and support them.
Community happens both online and in person — from a local network in George, to events, to the Sisterhood Magazine.
If you're based in George, the George Women Network gives you a local space to meet other women in business, introduce yourself, discover businesses nearby, connect, network and take part in the local community. This is a George-based feature — women outside George won't see local content that's specific to it.
You're Worth It also creates opportunities to connect offline — think business events, morning gatherings, evening events, networking and meetups. The programme changes over time, so pop back to the Events page regularly to see what's coming up.
Check Upcoming EventsThe You're Worth It Sisterhood Magazine creates space for women to share their stories and be part of the sisterhood in a whole new way. Apply to be part of it below.
Learn About the MagazineNot everything here is about business — a good chunk of life is just... life. These tools are here to make the everyday a little easier.
Plan your meals and build a shopping list based on what's planned.
Track what's coming in and going out each month.
Keep birthdays, anniversaries and important dates together, with gift ideas.
Organise household tasks and who's doing what.
Store your recipes and find them easily when planning meals.
Use templates or create your own reusable packing lists.
Keep important everyday contacts together in one place.
Remember seasonal maintenance tasks before they sneak up on you.
Keep track of what's actually available at home.
A simple check-off system for the small habits that matter.
Manage guest lists and hosting checklists with ease.
Keep your trusted local service providers together.
Set a time to check in for certain situations, so someone knows you're safe.
A practical checklist to run through before leaving home or travelling.
Keep suitable public meeting points for online marketplace transactions.
Create a simple CV and print or save it as a PDF.
Offer a skill you can teach, or note something you'd like to learn.
A gentle place to reflect on how the day felt.
Record the small moments you're proud of, so they don't get forgotten.
Alongside the dedicated tools, your dashboard also gives you everyday organisation features to keep life on track.
Keep track of what's coming up.
A place to keep your to-dos.
Set reminders for what matters.
Build and keep shopping lists.
A private space just for you.
Build a quiz to engage your audience and collect a name and email from the people who take it — then publish it as a live web page. No coding or wp-admin access required.
Build a Quiz from My DashboardYou don't always have to wait for someone else to organise the gathering. Sometimes you can be the Sister who brings everyone together — host your own meetup and invite the community along.
See EventsWhen your invited Sister joins and settles into the network, you'll receive a full free year of the Marketplace store. Terms may apply.
Our thank-you for growing the sisterhood.
Terms may applyA few tools are available to try without signing up — a taste of what's here, no commitment needed.
Every main destination across You're Worth It, in one place.
| Feature | Category | What it does | Who it's for | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dashboard | Account & Dashboard | Central starting point: tools, notes, documents, customers, suppliers, stock, sales, couriers | All members | Platform |
| Business Hub | Business | Private command centre for business organisation | Businesswomen | Platform |
| Tenders & Grants | Business Toolkit | Tracks SMME tenders, SEFA/NEF grants, deadlines & document checklist | Businesswomen | Free tool |
| What Should I Charge? | Business Toolkit | Turns honest numbers into a defensible hourly rate | Businesswomen, freelancers | Free tool |
| Debtors & Creditors | Business Toolkit | Tracks who owes you and who you owe, including overdue amounts | Businesswomen | Free tool |
| Cash-Up Sheet | Business Toolkit | End-of-day cash reconciliation | Market, spaza & pop-up sellers | Free tool |
| Invoice Generator | Business Toolkit | Create an invoice, print or save as PDF | Businesswomen | Free tool |
| Elevator Pitch / One-Pager | Business Toolkit | Clean business summary for pitching, grants or bios | Businesswomen | Platform |
| Skills Barter Board | Business Toolkit | Exchange services with other businesswomen | Businesswomen | Platform |
| Referral Tracker | Business Toolkit | Tracks referrals and who sent them | Businesswomen | Free tool |
| Marketplace | Marketplace | Discover women-owned businesses, products & services | All members | Platform |
| Marketplace Store | Marketplace | Your own online store — selling, products, shipping, orders, coupons & more | Businesswomen | Paid · 30-day free trial |
| Support a Sister | Support a Sister | Discover, visit, purchase from, review & recommend women-owned businesses; quests & XP | All members | Platform |
| George Women Network | Community | Local network for women in business in George | Members in George | Community · George only |
| Events | Community | Business events, gatherings, networking & meetups | All members | Community |
| Sisterhood Magazine | Community | Share your story, be part of the sisterhood | All members | Community |
| Everyday Tools | Everyday | 19 tools for meal planning, budgeting, safety, organisation & more | All members | Platform |
| Calendar, Tasks, Reminders, Shopping Lists & Journal | Account & Dashboard | Everyday organisation, built into your dashboard | All members | Platform |
| Quizzes | Quizzes & Meetups | Build & publish a branded quiz that collects name & email | All members | Platform |
| Host Your Own Meetup | Quizzes & Meetups | Organise your own gathering for the community | All members | Community |
| Bring a Sister (Referral) | Account & Dashboard | A free year of your Marketplace store when your invited Sister joins & settles in | All members | Terms may apply |
| Free Tools | Business Toolkit / Everyday | Try select tools with no sign-up needed | Members & non-members | Free · No sign-up |
You don't have to complete this all at once.
Search, or browse by category. This guide will keep growing as more gets added.
You're Worth It is a platform for women that brings community, business support and everyday life together in one place — with a strong South African, sisterhood-first spirit.
Access to your dashboard, the Community, the Marketplace, Support a Sister, Events, the Sisterhood Magazine, the Business Hub & Toolkit, and a full set of Everyday Tools. You can explore all of it at your own pace.
Start with your dashboard — it's your home base. From there, our Quick Start section above walks through a gentle order to explore everything else in.
Whatever feels most useful to you right now — there's no wrong answer. Most Sisters start by exploring their dashboard and saying hello in the Community.
Not at all. Explore gradually — use what's useful to you, when it's useful to you.
No. While there's a lot here for businesswomen (the Business Hub and Business Toolkit especially), the platform is built for all women — community, Support a Sister, events, the magazine and the Everyday Tools are for everyone.
Yes — see our dedicated "I'm not a businesswoman — start here" journey below.
What it is: Your central starting point on You're Worth It.
Who it's for: Every member.
What it does: Gives you one place to access the tools and information you use across the platform.
How to use itOpen your dashboard from the link below and follow the instructions displayed there for each area.
Where to find ityoureworthit.site/my-dashboard/
Related featuresBusiness Hub, Calendar, Tasks & Reminders, Journal
Need help?Email hello@youreworthit.site
Tools — quick access to the tools available to you.
Notes — a place to keep notes together.
Documents — somewhere to keep relevant documents.
Customers — information about the people you work with.
Suppliers — details on who you work with to run your business.
Stock — an area for stock-related information.
Sales — a place to view sales information.
Couriers — courier-related information, kept together.
Use the password reset option on the login page. If you're still stuck, reach out to us at hello@youreworthit.site and we'll help you sort it out.
What it is: Your private business command centre.
Who it's for: Women who run a business, are starting one, freelance, sell products, offer services, manage customers, or simply want business information organised.
What it does: Keeps Tools, Notes, Documents, Customers, Suppliers, Stock, Sales and Couriers organised, separate from your everyday dashboard.
How to use itOpen the Business Hub from the link below and follow the instructions displayed there.
Where to find ityoureworthit.site/business-hub/
Related featuresDashboard, Business Toolkit
Need help?Email hello@youreworthit.site
Eight tools: Tenders & Grants, What Should I Charge?, Debtors & Creditors, Cash-Up Sheet, Invoice Generator, Elevator Pitch / One-Pager Builder, Skills Barter Board, and Referral Tracker. See the Business Toolkit section above for details on each.
No — it's a helpful starting point that turns a few honest numbers into a rate you can stand behind. It isn't professional financial advice.
[TO BE CONFIRMED — exact privacy details for business tool data]. As a general rule, your Business Hub is described as a private space for your own organisation.
It's simple: "I'll do your bookkeeping if you do my logo." You can exchange services with other businesswomen without necessarily exchanging money.
Several Business Toolkit tools — the Tender & Grant Deadline Tracker, What Should I Charge?, Debtors & Creditors, Cash-Up Sheet, Invoice Generator, Pitch Builder and Referral Tracker — can be tried without signing up at all. See Free Tools.
A place to discover local businesses, products and services from women in the You're Worth It community.
Visit vendor.youreworthit.site and explore what's there — no store of your own needed to browse.
What it is: Your own online store, set up on the Marketplace.
Who it's for: Businesswomen who want to sell online.
How to use itSet up your store from the link below and follow the instructions displayed there.
Where to find itvendor.youreworthit.site/my-account/
Need help?Email hello@youreworthit.site
A 30-day free trial, then R36.99/month or R369.99/year.
30 days to try out your own online store before you pay anything.
Online selling, products, shipping, orders, sales, coupons, notifications, store management and branding.
What it is: One of the heart features of You're Worth It — turning "support women-owned businesses" into something you actually go and do.
Who it's for: Every member.
What it does: Lets you discover, visit, purchase from, review and recommend women-owned businesses, and take part in quests to earn XP.
How to use itOpen Support a Sister from the link below and follow the instructions displayed there.
Where to find ityoureworthit.site/support-a-sister/
Related featuresMarketplace
Need help?Email hello@youreworthit.site
Quests are activities that encourage you to discover, visit, purchase from, review or recommend women-owned businesses. Flash Quests are a time-limited version of this. Take part when they appear inside Support a Sister.
XP is earned by taking part in Support a Sister quests. The exact way it all adds up isn't something we've spelt out in detail on this guide yet — the important part is the spirit: show up, support a Sister, and repeat.
Through both the Marketplace and Support a Sister — have a browse of either to see who's out there.
Discover her business, visit it, purchase from her, leave a review, or recommend her to someone else. Small things, done often, add up.
The space where you connect with other women on the platform. Visit it at youreworthit.site/community/.
What it is: A local community component just for women in George.
Who it's for: Members based in George.
What it does: Lets women in George meet other women in business, introduce themselves, discover nearby businesses, connect, network and take part in local community life.
Where to find itWall: youreworthit.site/george-women-network/wall/ · Invitation: youreworthit.site/invitation/
Need help?Email hello@youreworthit.site
Opportunities to connect offline — business events, morning gatherings, evening events, networking and meetups. The programme changes over time, so check the Events page regularly.
Yes — you don't always have to wait for someone else to organise the gathering. Sometimes you can be the Sister who brings everyone together.
A space for women to share their stories and be part of the sisterhood. Apply at youreworthit.site/free-sisterhood-magazine/.
Invite her to join You're Worth It. When she joins and settles into the network, you'll receive a free year of the Marketplace store. Terms may apply.
A set of 19 tools for life outside of business — meal planning, budgeting, important dates, chores, recipes, packing, contacts, home maintenance, pantry inventory, habits, gifting, local services, safety check-ins, CVs, mentorship, mood journalling and a Wins Jar. See the full list in the Everyday Tools section above.
Not at all — they're built for everyday life, whether or not you run a business.
The "Let Someone Know" Check-In, the Home & Travel Safety Checklist, and the Safe Meet-Up Spot List — all part of the Everyday Tools.
Keeping suitable public meeting points ready for whenever you arrange an online marketplace transaction in person.
Build a fun, branded quiz that engages your audience and collects a name and email — then publish it as a live web page, straight from your dashboard.
No coding or wp-admin access is required.
Open the feature from your dashboard and follow the instructions displayed there. If you're still stuck, email us at hello@youreworthit.site — we're here to help.
Check the Where Do I Go directory above — it lists every main destination on the platform.
No results yet — try a different word, or ask us directly.
A suggested path through the business side of You're Worth It.
Your starting point.
Get your business organised.
Real tools for real business days.
Decide if selling online is right for you.
Discover who else is out there.
Add to or discover it.
Meet people in person.
Build real relationships.
Grow the circle.
Just as welcome, just as at home here. A suggested path of your own.
Say hello.
See what women are creating.
Go out and support someone.
Find something useful for daily life.
See who's meeting up.
A gentle place just for you.
No sign-up needed for a few of them.
Bring her along too.
If you're in George, there are additional local opportunities to connect with women in business through the George Women Network and local events.
This is a local addition to the platform — not the whole of You're Worth It, which is open to women everywhere.
You have just joined something that has a lot to explore. You don't need to understand everything today.
Start with one tool. One Sister. One connection. One little step.
Then come back tomorrow.
You are now part of a growing community of women who believe that women don't have to build everything alone.
Connect. Build. Support. Organise. Grow. Celebrate.
You're Worth It.
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