Nearly 100 volunteers. 30 years of startup experience. And AI that makes everything 10x faster. We're a rapid-deployment taskforce that builds real software for foundations and small teams — in days, not months — for free. No invoices, no equity, no catch.
We're nearly 100 volunteers — developers, designers, marketers, strategists — backed by 30 years of startup experience. AI makes us absurdly fast. What used to take an agency six months and six figures, we deliver in days. For free.
You tell us what you need. We deploy a small team with AI tools that multiply every hour of work by 10x. You get real software, real marketing systems, real results — not a PDF and a handshake.
We do this for foundations, nonprofits, and bootstrapped teams doing work that matters. If that's you, we want to hear from you.
Tell us the problem. We assign a team, spin up the AI tools, and start building. You get working software and systems — not decks, not proposals.
SEO, content, email, social — built on AI so it works while you sleep. The same playbook I've used for funded startups, simplified for lean teams.
If you can't explain what you do in one sentence, we have work to do. I'll help you find the words that make people lean in.
A product, a campaign, a new chapter — I've launched hundreds. I'll give you a clear, honest plan. Not a 90-page deck. A plan.
I still write code. Automations, integrations, analytics — the unglamorous stuff that makes everything else work. I'll build it so you don't have to think about it.
I've raised money and reviewed thousands of pitches. The difference is always the story. I'll help you tell yours in a way that opens doors.
Sometimes you need a sounding board more than a strategy. I've been through the hard parts — the pivots, the failures, the comebacks. I'll tell you what I actually think.
~100 volunteers. AI-powered. Days, not months. Completely free. If you're a foundation, nonprofit, or bootstrapped team doing real work — let's talk.
Deploy a Team →Short pieces on building, AI, growth, and the things I wish someone had told me twenty years ago.
One email a week. Honest notes from the field.
No pitches, no filler.