If you're ready to build, we build with you. Real digital tools and AI that your team runs and your community feels, made to fit the way you already work.
These are the things organizations come to us to make. Most engagements combine a few of them into one working whole.
More and more, organizations aren't just building one tool, they're building a base that everything else, especially AI, will sit on top of. We build that base properly, so what you add next has somewhere sound to stand.
We're a member of the AWS Partner Network, and we build technology stacks designed for the AI and tools your team will layer on over time.
Every Build follows the same rhythm, from six weeks for a focused automation to seven months for a full system.
The Confirm phase is where we check whether the data foundation an agent or automation needs is already in place, or should be built first. It keeps what you add on solid ground, without slowing you down more than it has to.
These are the ranges most projects fall into. Every SOW closes with the next phase already named and priced, so there's never a surprise.
A focused, use-case-specific build or AI pilot to prove something out. Roughly six to twelve weeks.
The complete build: data model, application, automation, and reporting together. Most engagements land here.
A foundation funding six to eight grantees through Build Together at once.
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A workforce and apprenticeship organization was coordinating mentors, mentees, and support services across spreadsheets and disconnected tools. They needed one system to run the whole program, and to match participants reliably.
A custom Salesforce build, delivered module by module: participant and program management, apprenticeship matching between mentors and mentees, activity capture, and support-services data all brought into one place, with training and handoff so their team could run it themselves.
One system for the whole program, matches made reliably, and a team confident enough in the build to renew for a second year of work together.
A network of youth-serving organizations wanted to understand the young people they served as one connected community, with shared visibility across every case and system. That meant building something none of them could build alone.
A shared data hub that brings information together across many partner organizations, with the governance to keep it trusted and the reporting to make it useful, so the whole network can see the shape of what it does together.
A single shared picture across a whole youth ecosystem, giving partners and funders a view of collective impact no one organization could have produced on its own.
A 30-minute call is enough to scope what we'd build for you, and what it would take.