Everything in your ecosystem that could connect.
A need routed to an offer.
A person routed to an opportunity.
An organisation routed to a project.
Three of the routes this platform runs. Many-to-many, in both directions, continuously.
The model
Seven data objects. People will always come first.
Every competing system makes Organisation primary, then attaches people to it. That is why a coordinator who changes employer loses their history, and why the network dissolves each time someone moves. We built it the other way round.
01
People
Primary. Everything attaches here. A person holds their own record, history and provenance across every project and organisation they pass through.
02
Projects
Forkable, with the originator permanently attached to every downstream variant.
03
Organisations
Host opportunities and issues. Own projects. People associate with them, and are not owned by them.
04
Opportunities
A call, a fund, a challenge. Receives submissions from people, projects or organisations.
05
Issues
The problem being worked on. Stated once and referenced everywhere, so effort against it can be counted.
06
Needs
What is required, in specific terms. Quantity, place, timing. The demand side of the match.
07
Offers
What is available, matched against what is needed. The unit that gets coordinated.
Standards
Every object is built to existing data standards and schemas, so records move between systems without translation.
The Exchange · opportunity and submission management
Trade-off
This is an unusual model and it has a price: if you want a system that mirrors your org chart, this will feel wrong for the first fortnight. Most teams stop noticing by the second.
Delivery · What you’re actually buying
We’re not a digital agency. You buy configuration, not construction.
On our most recent institutional tender, all six functional requirements were met by configuring what already exists. That’s the difference between a $5,000 license and the $250,000+ a bespoke build would have cost, and between going live this month and going live next year.
Opportunity management
Configure existing
Application and review workflow
Configure existing
Organisation and user management
Configure existing
Reporting and export
Configure existing
Role and permission model
Configure existing
Custom scoring framework
Configure existing
Configured on the platform
$50,000
Comparable bespoke build
$110,000+
The cost
The flip side is real: if your requirement genuinely is not in the platform, we will tell you it is development, quote it as development, and you may conclude someone else is a better fit.
Pricing · Published
Nine of every ten submissions you receive will be declined. That’s where the cost is.
From conversations with hundreds of funds, foundations, incubators, accelerators, and fellowship programs, we know that opportunity managers approve between one in ten and one in a hundred submissions. Every one of the rest is still read, scored and declined by a person. At $50 an hour fully loaded, this platform pays for itself if it saves that person two hours a week. And we do not count seats — we never have, it’s not a launch offer, and it’s not going to change.
Those with precious little time and money spend what little they have chasing those with a surplus of both.
Single
$5,000
Unlimited users
One opportunity a year
Series
$10,000
Unlimited users
Two to five opportunities a year
Portfolio
$20,000
Unlimited users
More than five a year
Perpetual licence
$100,000
Every tier, including perpetual
$0 / user / month
The limit
Our team are based in the USA, Colombia, and Western Europe. Someone will always be available when you need them.
Ownership · Your data
You own it.
Every record, every time
No lock-in. No licence escalation.
Every need, offer, project and opportunity belongs to whoever put it there. They decide who can see it and what can be done with it; the platform does not arbitrate that. Full export, in standard formats, whenever you ask.
Before you decide
The last people who read this page were up and running in thirty days.
226 organisations that had never shared a system coordinated $1.8M through two hurricanes, on infrastructure that was configured rather than built. No integration project. No pilot phase. No per-seat licence, at any tier. The configuration conversation takes an hour.
226
Organisations
$1.8M
Coordinated
90 days
Start to result
25+
Countries since 2016