Use Cases

Community foundations, United Ways, 211 networks, and collective-impact backbones, organizations defined by a place. Route the next grant cycle to the census tract nobody's covering instead of the one everyone already knows.

VOAD and COAD coalitions, long-term recovery groups, land trusts, and watershed councils. Build the blue-sky roster before the disaster instead of rebuilding a partner list under pressure.

CDFIs, economic development corporations, bank CRA officers, and anchor institutions like hospitals and universities. See where lending and investment already concentrate, and where a tract has nobody at all.

Small nonprofits without a development director, congregations that don't file a 990, and mutual aid groups that never incorporated. Stay findable to the funders and case managers already looking for you, with no new profile to maintain.

UN agencies, INGOs, and national NGO networks coordinating disaster and development response across borders. Route the appeal to the district a cluster lead is missing instead of the one six agencies already cover.

Offices of strategic partnerships, chief resilience officers, county administrators, and civil grand juries, roles built to survive an election even when the administration doesn't. Catch where a city contract and a foundation grant are quietly funding the same thing twice.

Federal and state grantmaking agencies, ballot-measure oversight committees, and grants offices tracking coverage across districts and cycles. Reallocate what won't spend before the deadline instead of after.

Hospitals running a CHNA, Continuums of Care doing a PIT count, Area Agencies on Aging, and reentry councils coordinating five agencies at once. One partner map instead of four separate needs assessments covering the same county in the same year.

WIOA boards, American Job Centers, central labor councils, and apprenticeship sponsors. Turn the static MOU your local plan requires into something that actually reflects who's training and hiring near you right now.

District partnership offices, community schools, and college-access networks. Put a partner in the school that has none instead of five in the school down the street.

Research development offices, national labs, and the coalitions behind NSF Engines and EDA Tech Hubs awards. The partnerships that cross institutions and sectors, the company, the community college, and the nonprofits your own research systems were never built to show together.

Tech transfer offices, corporate scouting and BD teams, and industry consortia built to solve one problem no single company can alone. Find the regional companies, licensees, and acquisition targets your spreadsheet hasn't caught up to.

Private, family, and corporate foundations, DAF sponsors, and arts funders, including the spend-down foundations moving fast because they're closing for good. Know who else has already committed before your board approves the grant, without ranking a single grantee.

Family offices, impact investors, and the advisors major donors actually bring the question “who else funds this” to. Portfolio overlap and coverage gaps for capital that isn't charitable, political giving included.

Venture funds, middle-market private equity, and search funds sourcing off-market deals and co-investors across a fragmented capital stack.

Case managers, navigators, and community health workers, the people who actually hold a neighborhood's referral network in their head. Help get involved and find things and people your aligned with and passionate about. And tell us things in your community which need to be improved. We know its the people who make up the world and we want to help the people coordinate needs, resources, and information better together.