Coverage matrix
Where WUUUH works today
US is the launch region. Other countries are listed so you can see where they stand. They aren't fully supported yet.
United States (US)
Supported- Assistance matching
- supported
- Member offers
- limited
Launch region. Assistance matching and the hardship catalogue are US-focused. Member offers are guided checklists until partner contracts are confirmed.
Canada (CA)
Limited- Assistance matching
- partial
- Member offers
- partial
Partial catalog: employment insurance, provincial social assistance pointers. Matching uses offline rules.
United Kingdom (GB)
Limited- Assistance matching
- partial
- Member offers
- none
Partial catalog: Universal Credit / Jobseeker pointers. Matching uses offline rules; not full UK coverage.
Australia (AU)
Not yet- Assistance matching
- unsupported
- Member offers
- unsupported
Not yet supported - listed for transparency.
France (FR)
Not yet- Assistance matching
- unsupported
- Member offers
- unsupported
Later cohort: requires a French dictionary, France Travail rules and a rupture conventionnelle review.
Germany (DE)
Not yet- Assistance matching
- unsupported
- Member offers
- unsupported
Later cohort: requires a German dictionary, Agentur für Arbeit rules and a works-council/termination review.
Ireland (IE)
Not yet- Assistance matching
- unsupported
- Member offers
- unsupported
Candidate: English-language, eurozone, Stripe/Connect available. Needs DSP benefit rules and an EU privacy review.
New Zealand (NZ)
Not yet- Assistance matching
- unsupported
- Member offers
- unsupported
Candidate: English-language, Stripe available. Needs MSD benefit rules and an ERA/employment-relations review.
Household membership is $34/month, or $299/yr. Charged in USD.
Countries we are evaluating
Adding a country takes configuration, databases and migrations, but launching is a checklist. We only flip a country to supported once every blocking item is done.
Australia (AU)
Not started0% readyNot yet supported - listed for transparency.
Blocking: benefits rules, warn equivalent source, privacy review, consumer credit review, insurance distribution review, local price points, support coverage, data plane
Germany (DE)
Not started0% readyLater cohort: requires a German dictionary, Agentur für Arbeit rules and a works-council/termination review.
Blocking: benefits rules, warn equivalent source, privacy review, consumer credit review, insurance distribution review, local price points, support coverage, data plane
France (FR)
Not started0% readyLater cohort: requires a French dictionary, France Travail rules and a rupture conventionnelle review.
Blocking: benefits rules, warn equivalent source, privacy review, consumer credit review, insurance distribution review, local price points, support coverage, data plane
Ireland (IE)
Not started0% readyCandidate: English-language, eurozone, Stripe/Connect available. Needs DSP benefit rules and an EU privacy review.
Blocking: benefits rules, warn equivalent source, privacy review, consumer credit review, insurance distribution review, local price points, support coverage, data plane
New Zealand (NZ)
Not started0% readyCandidate: English-language, Stripe available. Needs MSD benefit rules and an ERA/employment-relations review.
Blocking: benefits rules, warn equivalent source, privacy review, consumer credit review, insurance distribution review, local price points, support coverage, data plane
How we label coverage
- What does “supported” mean?
- Assistance matching, hardship catalogs, and household membership flows are built and maintained for that region, starting with the United States.
- What does “limited” mean?
- Some real programs and eligibility rule sets exist (for example Canadian EI or UK Universal Credit rows), but the catalog is narrower than the US launch set.
- Can I still join from another country?
- You can create an account, but expect US-first tools and honest gaps. Check this matrix before relying on local program matching.