More room for the mission.
Keep track of the work, find useful resources and build a clearer path from activity to learning. Start with a local browser tool or use the shared OS to coordinate your team.
Website improvements and OS pilots
Review a private website concept, keep publication decisions with your team and choose whether a separate one-workflow OS pilot fits.
Start with one job
Choose a practical task, inspect a first-week checklist and download the plan you reviewed. No account is needed.
Teach and learn
Bring a systems-and-evidence lesson to a class, adapt a seminar or start a student-led discussion group.
Networks, founders and peers
Find founder programs, leadership communities and organizations that connect the sector. Read the fit, access and official sources.
Help shape Charitology
Share one practical problem, review a resource or explore a voluntary, bounded Charity OS trial.
Fundraising knowledge and practice
Explore ads, events, appeals and donor follow-up. Read the sources, count full costs and give the next task an owner.
Shared Charity OS
Coordinate your team across 26 modules, with accounts, roles, linked work, independent approvals and recovery.
Research and implementation plan
Compare ten existing systems, explore twenty public user discussions and see the remaining public-participation and integration work.
Local Charity OS
A local workspace for programs, grant deadlines, tasks and outcome records. Export your work when you need to share it.
Tools for charities
Browse external tools by the job you need to do. Check the costs, limits and official sources before choosing.
Benefits for charities
Find donated services, credits and discounts, with eligibility and application links. Each provider decides who qualifies.
Measure and learn
Build a theory of change, choose indicators and plan how people served can send feedback.
Model a program
Explore the cost per outcome and uncertainty in a model whose inputs and assumptions you can inspect.
Evaluate a proposal
Use a private worksheet to consider evidence, learning and the voice of people served.
Start with the system around your work
What signals move money toward your mission? How does feedback reach the people making decisions? Where does your work act on the chain from relief to source? Use the Method to put those questions beside the daily work.
These tools support planning and record keeping. Your organization remains responsible for its own accounting, legal obligations, security and decisions. The directories link to third parties; they do not imply endorsement or guaranteed eligibility.