Labdoo is a non-profit organization that provides, free of charge, refurbished laptops loaded with child-friendly educational software in local languages to schools, orphanages, and refugee projects in low-income countries around the world.

[4] Labdoo's approach is based on leveraging a global volunteer social network platform, which is divided into "hubs" to carry out the work required to achieve its goal of providing children in low-income countries with computers and the opportunity to improve their digital literacy skills.

They claim that the Dootrips system would make it possible for these devices to be sustainably transported and delivered to the schools without incurring any additional economic cost and also without adding to CO2 emissions.

The model created and strategy proposed allowed Labdoo to unlock a large pool of small volunteering resources anywhere in the world, making the project scalable and sustainable.

In 2010, Labdoo.org was registered as a 501(c)(3) charity organization in Irvine, California with a board of directors composed of Jordi Ros-Giralt, Wendy Lu, and Calvin Shen.