Your organization has a specific mission, specific workflows, and specific people depending on things running smoothly. Cookie-cutter software wasn’t built for any of that. We build applications that are.
The majority of our work is dedicated to nonprofits and educators. This isn’t a side focus — it’s the whole point.
Budget is part of every conversation. We offer upfront discounts for nonprofits and educators, and we’ll tell you what things cost before you commit.
We are dedicated to great design that is easy on the eyes and kind to the mind.
Whether you need a grant management system, a case management tool, a volunteer database, or something we’ve never built before — we design and develop software that fits your team from day one.
We work across the Claris platform and modern web technologies, using AI-augmented development to deliver faster without cutting corners. The result is software you own, understand, and can grow with.
The Assessment phase serves as the foundation of the project lifecycle and begins as soon as our first contact. In this initial stage, the team focuses on understanding the client’s business objectives, technical requirements, and the challenges they face with current technology. This phase ensures that both the client’s expectations and the development team’s capabilities are aligned, setting a clear roadmap for the project’s success.
Following the Assessment, the Discovery phase delves deeper into the specifics of the project. This stage is dedicated to gathering detailed requirements, exploring technological options, and designing the overall system architecture. By conducting thorough research and engaging in creative brainstorming sessions, the team uncovers the best strategies and tools to achieve the project’s goals. The Discovery phase culminates in a comprehensive plan that outlines the project’s milestones, timelines, and deliverables, providing a blueprint for the development process.
The Build phase is where the project’s plans and designs come to life. Developers work collaboratively to structure, design, and test the software, ensuring it meets the outlined specifications and quality standards. This hands-on phase is characterized by active development, continuous iteration, and frequent testing to address issues promptly and refine the product. Throughout this stage, the team maintains open communication with the client, offering updates and incorporating feedback to ensure the final product aligns with the client’s vision.
In the final Deploy phase, the software is ready to be launched and made operational within the client’s environment. This phase involves rigorous final testing by the client, deployment to the production environment, and the execution of any necessary data migrations. Training sessions and comprehensive documentation are provided to ensure the client’s team can effectively use and maintain the software. Post-deployment, the focus shifts to monitoring the software’s performance, resolving any emerging issues, and potentially planning for future updates or enhancements.
Most projects start at $5K for a minimal viable application. Total cost depends on complexity, number of users, integrations, and your existing technology. We’ll give you a realistic range early — before you’re committed to anything.
We offer a paid Discovery session — under $1,000 — that gives you a concrete Project Proposal before any full development commitment. You’ll leave with a clear picture of what we’d build, how long it would take, and what it would cost. Sometimes the most valuable outcome is an honest recommendation to solve your problem a different way entirely.
The two most important things are a clear understanding of the problem your team is facing and a dedicated point of contact who can discuss, test, and confirm progress throughout the project. Everything else we can figure out together.
We build on the Claris platform for organizations that need a proven, flexible foundation — and on modern web technologies (Next.js, Supabase) for teams that need a broader stack. We’ll recommend what makes sense for your situation, not just what we prefer to build in.