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Called to Build.
Designed to Serve.

We build the software your organization actually needs, with you, and keep it running for years. When buying is the smarter call, we'll tell you so.

Delivery under load

aid requests met through Advocate, software we build and maintain.

One system, many organizations

organizations working in Advocate together, each with its own needs.

Where it counts

raised for partner organizations through the platform.

You are paying for all of it

See a ballpark cost of the percent you don't use.

$/ month
30%
A sliverAll of it

Every year, you pay about

$33,600

for the 70% you don't use.

You're not alone. Most rented software (SaaS) forces you to adapt your process to the needs of the software.

With custom-built software, built around your processes, you pay only for what your team uses.

Four verbs. One offer.

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Create

We build exactly the part you use. With you, not for you.

The first build is small on purpose. It proves the partnership before anything load-bearing depends on it.

You own your data and everything built just for you.

We own the reusable core and keep it maintained. Want to own all of it? You can. It's priced as fully custom.

The reusable core

Ours. We keep it maintained.

The foundation we build once and share with other organizations that need the same thing. When many organizations run the same core, we have every reason to keep it alive. That's why it's still maintained in year five.

Tap a layer to see who owns it and why.

Software real organizations run under pressure.

Featured · Advocate

Why should help be behind a paywall?

Advocate is one system: for food pantries, emergency shelters, holiday programs, and sponsorships, where the people asking for help can enter their own information. We build it, maintain it, expand it, and offer it for free through grants to our non-profit, Advocate With Us.

aid requests met
80,000+
aid requests met
organizations
120+
organizations
raised for partners
$3M+
raised for partners
Advocate organization dashboard showing impact metrics and quick actions
Advocate applicant view showing a household's approved housing application
Advocate applications table filtered by household and status

Service businesses · ProjectPro

What if the whiteboard, the spreadsheet, and the shoebox were one system?

ProjectPro runs a small service business from the first call to paid: the schedule, the crew, estimates, invoices, and the maintenance that comes around every spring. Each business gets its own copy, its own address, and its own database.

ProjectPro sign-in screen beside a day's schedule of service visits and a paid invoice

Estimates

Clients read and sign them online.

Invoices

Paid by card from the same link.

Maintenance

Turns into work orders before it's due.

QuickBooks

Customers, invoices, and payments sync across.

Small first step. Then build from there.

A make-or-buy decision sounds like a terrifying replacement. It doesn't have to be one.

  1. 1

    Free

    A free consultation

    One conversation. We ask what you use, what it costs, and what you're trying to fix.

  2. 2

    Priced after the call

    The build-or-buy assessment

    We find which fraction you use and whether it's the cheap one or the expensive one. Sometimes the deliverable is “don't build this.”

  3. 3

    Scoped to one bottleneck

    A small first build

    Nobody bets the organization on day one. The first build proves the partnership before anything load-bearing depends on it.

  4. 4

    One constraint at a time

    Build from there

    We maintain what we built and take on the next bottleneck when you're ready. Sell the sequence, not the system.

Should you build it? Five questions.

An honest first read. “Keep renting” is a real answer here, and sometimes… it's the right one.

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How unusual is the work this software supports?

Shared interest over self interest.

We're a software company founded on biblical principles. Those principles are the reason we share what we build, stay to maintain it, and work so the organizations that help build something come out better resourced than they started. We call it reciprocal commerce, and it's older than we are.

“And let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up. So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone, and especially to those who are of the household of faith.”
Galatians 6:9–10 (ESV)

Book a free consultation.

One conversation. We'll ask how much of your software you actually use, and what it's costing you. If buying is the smarter answer, we'll say so.

  1. 01You tell us what you're trying to fix.
  2. 02We reply within one business day to set a time.
  3. 03If it's worth going further, we scope an assessment and tell you the price before you commit.