— CUSTOM iOS APPS FOR NONPROFITS · LIVE IN 72 HOURS
Donor fatigue is a visibility problem.
People don't stop caring — they stop seeing. An app closes the loop: this month's impact in photos, giving in two taps, volunteer shifts that fill themselves, and a push channel that doesn't fight spam folders in December.
— SOUND FAMILIAR?
One-time donors never hear what their gift did — so they stay one-time.
Year-end email campaigns land in promotions tabs next to shoe ads.
Volunteer coordination lives in spreadsheets and reply-all threads.
— WHAT AN APP UNLOCKS FOR NONPROFITS
Own the pocket. Everything follows.
Impact feed
Photos, numbers, and stories from the field, pushed monthly. Donors who see outcomes convert to recurring.
Two-tap recurring giving
Apple Pay + monthly-by-default turns $50-once into $15-forever — the math every development director wants.
Volunteer ops
Shifts posted, claimed, and reminded in-app. Hours logged automatically for reporting and recognition.
Campaign moments
Matching-gift countdowns and goal thermometers with live push — urgency your email platform can't create.
The viral utility we'd build a nonprofit
Ripple
A personal impact ledger: every donor sees their cumulative effect (meals funded, trees planted, families housed) tick upward — and shares milestone cards that recruit new donors.
— FREE TASTE FOR NONPROFITS
See the app we'd build your business. Free.
Drop your website. Our engine reads what you do, designs the app your people actually need, and pours a private, clickable demo — usually inside ten minutes.
NO CALL · NO CARD · NO CATCH — ONE POUR PER BUSINESS
One app. One flat price. 72 hours.
FROM $1,999 · MOST NONPROFITS POUR RESERVE ($5,999)
— STRAIGHT ANSWERS FOR NONPROFITS
- Our donors skew 60+. Will they use an app?
- They use their grandkids' photo apps daily. Big type, two-tap giving, and monthly impact photos are exactly the experience that generation rewards with loyalty.
- We're grant-funded — can we afford custom?
- Flat price, you own it, no per-donor SaaS fees forever. Most orgs cover it with one board ask by pitching it as donor-retention infrastructure.