Senior-level software engineering for mission-driven organizations. Phased delivery. No agency overhead. Budget-aware from day one.
These are the situations I hear most often from nonprofit teams. If any of these sound familiar, we should talk.
Staff can’t update it without a developer. Content gets stale, events stay wrong, and everyone works around it.
Clunky donation flows, broken mobile layouts, and confusing signups quietly turn away supporters before they commit.
Nothing talks to anything else. Staff spend hours copying, checking, and reconciling data that should sync automatically.
Pulling together numbers for funders and leadership each month takes longer than it should — and the output still isn’t great.
Every small change costs money, the system is showing its age, but a full rewrite feels too risky and expensive.
Everyone is asking if AI could help. You need someone to cut through the hype and tell you what’s actually worth doing.
Every engagement starts small and earns the right to grow. Here is the typical shape of the first one.
A conversation to understand your situation, constraints, and goals. No pitch, no pressure.
A clear, written proposal with deliverables, timeline, and transparent pricing.
A small, focused engagement. You see real output within weeks, not months.
We review what was built, what worked, and what comes next.
If Phase 1 went well, we scope Phase 2. If your priorities shifted, we part ways cleanly with a clean handoff.