Custom work
Strategy, integrations, custom software, iOS, web, and games. Android and Windows when you need them. The same senior team that ships Voyager and Passage. Tell us the problem. We write a plan before we write code.
Three lanes
The work is some mix of these. What changes is the proportion, not the list.
Where the organization is going, which tools to keep, which to retire, and what "done" looks like. A written plan you can hand to a board or a staff meeting.
The portal, the intake form, the internal tool, the public site, the iOS app, the game. Whatever the customer needs, scoped as a deliverable, not a pile of hours.
Connect the database you already have. Import the list. Write visits back. Automate the follow-up that currently lives in someone's head.
Platforms
If a funder, a school, or a partner lives on Android or Windows, we do not pretend iOS is enough. We price that lane in the open.
Games
Education games, onboarding games, simple playable pieces a nonprofit can put in a pocket. A live client catalog is on Joshway: kick, pinball, space, sling, flight, and more. That showcase is a client, not a fictional demo.
Straight answers
No. Voyager is the live CRM. Meridian Starboard is the website and the Office. Passage is membership cards. Video is the social desk. Custom is the work that does not fit those boxes, or the integration that ties them to what you already run.
This site is for nonprofits. The same engineering team can take a related project. We will say so if a job is outside what we want to own.
A 30-minute call, then a written scope. We do not start a build on a handshake and a vibe.
Next step
A portal, a game, an integration, a strategy week. Call +1 (814) 212-9460.