Run the org

Campaigns, clients and races as separate workspaces under one login, with real roles — owner, admin, staff, volunteer, read-only — enforced on the server, not just hidden in the interface.

A consultant runs six races and a campaign has a comms director who should not see the donor file. Roles that are actually enforced are what lets both be true at once.

Volunteers get their own stripped-down console for texts, calls, doors and GOTV, and nothing else — not the donor CRM, not the strategy room, not the filings. Their work logs under their name.

A phone-bank volunteer is inside your organization for the evening. The boundary between them and your donor list should be a wall the software enforces, not a norm everyone remembers.

Everything the campaign has ever made — every design, clip, voiceover, release, post and list — in one browsable grid, still there in October.

Assets get made, get used once, and get lost in somebody’s downloads folder. The mail piece from June is the starting point for the mail piece in October, if you can find it.

Your plan, your invoices and your usage in the app, changeable without an email to anyone. Payment runs through Stripe Checkout — you never enter a card inside the app.

Software you cannot cancel without a phone call is software that does not respect you. Upgrade, downgrade and cancel are buttons.

Your contacts, donors, contributions, field work, events, messages and history, out in one file, any time.

It is your data. The test of that claim is whether you can leave with it, so we make leaving a button rather than a support ticket.