Free online mentoring

Find a mentor.
Or become
one.

Get free guidance from someone with relevant work or project experience — or create a mentor profile and offer your own experience to others.

Free to join. One-to-one sessions. No fees.

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Four simple steps

How free mentoring works

A mentee sends a focused request. A mentor chooses whether to accept it. They meet online for free.

1

Choose your role

Create a profile as a mentee, a mentor, or both.

2

Choose a mentor

Search mentor profiles by topic, field, language, and availability.

3

Send a request

Pick an available time and explain your question. The mentor can accept or decline.

4

Meet online

Join the session, ask your questions, and learn from the mentor’s experience.

Why we exist

I received free mentoring when I was a junior. Others should have that chance too.

Early in my career, I used a platform called Mentoring Club. It connected me with experienced people I could learn from without paying hundreds or thousands for career advice. The platform closed after six years — but the need for accessible mentoring did not disappear.

Ask Someone is a new, independent community inspired by that experience. The goal is simple: make it easier for people to volunteer as mentors and give others useful career guidance, regardless of their budget or personal network.

I joined as a junior.Mentors helped me grow.Now I want to pass that opportunity on.

For mentees and mentors

Find a mentor, or become one.

For mentees

Find free mentoring

Browse mentors by their work and project experience, then ask for guidance on a specific career or practical question.

  • Career decisions and transitions
  • Technology, design, and creative work
  • Law, business, and entrepreneurship
  • Projects, leadership, and new skills
Find a mentor

For mentors

Offer free mentoring

Create a profile that describes the work or project experience you can genuinely share. Choose when you are available and which requests to accept.

  • Choose your availability
  • Define topics you can help with
  • Accept requests that feel relevant
  • Learn from mentees too
Become a mentor

Our community principles

Simple rules for useful mentoring

Mentors share relevant work or project experience. Mentees arrive with a clear question. Both people respect the scheduled time.

01

Come prepared

Bring one clear goal, useful context, and the questions that matter most.

02

Keep it practical

Focus on the question at hand and finish with concrete next steps.

03

Share relevant experience

Explain what you have tried and learned, including what did not work. Do not invent expertise.

04

Mentor, don’t sell

Sessions are for guidance and learning, not unsolicited sales or recruitment.

The platform is currently being prepared

Join the free mentoring waitlist.

Tell us whether you want to find a mentor or create a mentor profile.

No payment details required.