You started this to help people, not to wrestle a website.
- The site is hard to update, so the news is months old.
- The donate button is buried, or sends people somewhere confusing.
- Applications arrive as PDFs that get emailed back and forth.
- Contact messages go to one person, who may be away.
- Supporters cannot tell where the money goes.
Start with the one thing that costs you the most.
A story people stay for
A clear mission, real people and a short video, so a visitor understands what you do in the first minute.
Donations in one click
A clear donate path that connects to the fundraising platform you already use.
Applications and inquiries that file themselves
Online forms replace the PDFs, and answers land with the right person.
News and fundraisers you can post yourself
A simple news section, so your latest event is on the site the same day.
Built beforeA non-profit that helps first responders and veterans pay for specialty treatment had its website rebuilt: a donate button on every page, a clear route into its existing funding application, dated news updates, a public accountability page and plain answers on who qualifies and what it costs. See our work
A person who has run a business is in charge.
Andy Parker ran businesses for 30 years, including restaurants, a brewery and a meal prep company, before he built software. He starts with how your day actually runs.
Understand your operation
Tell me how your day actually runs and where time slips away. I listen, ask questions and tell you what it will take. No pitch.
Find the highest-value fix
You get a plain-language document: what to fix first, what it should change, how long it takes and a fixed price. No surprises.
Build it
I build it and keep you in the loop, so your team gets something that fits how they already work.
Support it and measure the result
I don't disappear after launch. We check the fix is saving the time it should, then simple monthly plans if you want ongoing help.