Hi
My name is Al Beuscher. I am a developer and have been building web applications for 30 years, working with CMS's and CRM's that whole time. I built this product because the tools that exist for nonprofits aren't good enough, and I had a clear idea of what a better one would look like.
I have run large systems, managed teams, and worked at Silicon Valley SaaS companies. I have also done a lot of consulting for nonprofits — migrations, integrations, fixing other people's messes. This product comes out of both sides of that experience.
You Don't Need a Big Vendor Anymore
For most of the last decade, building software was expensive enough that small shops couldn't seriously compete with venture-backed SaaS companies.
In late fall of 2025, AI flipped that paradigm, crossing a critical threshhold in code quality.
The implication for niche software markets — including nonprofit tools — is that the cost advantage of large SaaS providers has collapsed. A single developer can now build a focused product, charge a tenth of what the incumbents charge, and still make a living.
"Right now you can be a tiny startup; you can build a thing that is as valuable as a large company. And you can actually compete head to head. Because a large company has to evolve their business process — they have to evolve the way they work. They have to retrain everyone to use technology and there's a lot of internal resistance to that. But no one here has that problem."
— Boris Cherny at AI Ascent 2026
I have outsourced the parts of the stack that should be outsourced — payments go through Stripe, bookkeeping through QuickBooks, email through Mailchimp. Services you may already be using. By integrating with specific vendors and managing security carefully, I kept it safe and easy to use.
You might be surprised at how nice it is to use software that fits a single point of view.
I worked for Big SaaS. I know what you are getting there and so do you. Here there's no funnel. I genuinely - and I mean this in the nicest way - do not care who you are until you reach out to me to try a personal demo.
And when you do I am not going to try to schedule you into a meeting. I'm just going to set up a server for you. At the end you'll receive one email to ask you how it went.
How this gets built
This product is built with AI tools in the loop. As of late 2025, agentic coding has been adopted by software teams across most industries — the line where AI-assisted development beats hand-written code on speed and consistency has been crossed, and the practice is no longer experimental. What it means in practice for this product is that a single developer can move at the pace of a small team, with tighter discipline around security and process than most codebases enforce.
The whole repo is public. You can read what's there.
Security
The shortest version of good security hygiene is: store as little data as possible, be transparent about what you do store, and put a real wall around it. This product is built on those principles.
Each customer gets a single managed server instance that backs up daily. It's a small target with a real wall in front of it.