Nothing starts over.
Between now and December: the year-end appeal, the GivingTuesday plan, the impact update, the board report, the thank-you letters. Each one usually begins with explaining your organization all over again. Bring real work.
BeMo starts with what your organization already knows and what it has already done, so the next piece of work begins further ahead.
We draft the work together. You decide.
Free stays free. No credit card. Your data is never used to train models.
Where does your organization live?
Not the building. Not the 990. What you promised. What happened. Why you decided what you decided. Where does that live?
We have spent a year and a half asking nonprofit leaders that question. Here is what we heard.
Every piece of software this sector has bought in forty years was built around a transaction. The gift. The dollar. The grant. Not one of them was built around the organization.
So the organization lives in the gaps between the tools. And the gaps are filled by a person.
Someone is holding the whole picture.
BeMo was built to change that.
In BeMo, the work builds on the work.
This summer, the executive director of a library friends group gave BeMo what it needed to know about her organization, and built her annual report in it.
Her numbers, not a promise about yours.
Three weeks later she came back for her appeal letter. She did not start over. Everything BeMo knew was still there.
The grant becomes part of the program. The program becomes part of the report. The report becomes part of the story. The story becomes part of the renewal.
That is what nothing starts over looks like.
Start with something real.
You do not need to reorganize your nonprofit before you can use BeMo. Bring what you already have.
BeMo starts from your website and what is already public about your organization, before you add a thing. Bring in the files you already have; connecting your drive is what we are building now. Then it learns from the work you do. There is no form.
For the first time, software can read.
Not store. Read. Your website, your plan, your grants, your board minutes, held together as one picture of your organization. Until now, only a person could do that. BeMo is built on it: the organization’s own record, with every fact’s source, kept for whoever does the work next, not for whoever happens to be logged in.
It reads
Your website, your plan, your grants, your board minutes, and holds them as one picture.
It proposes
What it learns arrives as a proposal with the source attached. A draft, a fact for the record, a question it cannot answer on its own.
You confirm
Nothing becomes part of what your organization knows, and nothing goes out to a funder or a donor, until a person says yes.
It remembers
For the organization. What you confirmed is there next time, for you and for whoever picks the work up after you.
A grant database knows the funders, not your organization; BeMo knows both.
One BeMo, across the work.
BeMo holds what your organization knows and does the work with you from it.
Strategy
Plans and decisionsKeep the reasoning behind decisions, not just the final document.
Funding
Funders and grantsFunders that fit your mission and capacity, and grant cycles that start where the last one ended.
Communications
Every channelTurn the work already happening across the organization into the stories, updates and appeals that come next.
Learning
Inside the workGet help inside the work, when it is needed, instead of leaving the work to go find training.
One price gets you all of BeMo.
Your tools hold pieces. BeMo is where the work gets written.
Your CRM knows your donors.
Your accounting system knows the numbers.
Your drive holds the files. The spreadsheet holds the rest.
Your people know why decisions were made and how everything fits together.
What we hear, and what we say back.
Good. It does not know your organization.
Sometimes it does. BeMo is built around what a nonprofit should have, so it knows what is missing and says so instead of guessing. One user told us the best thing it ever did was come back and say a claim was speculation, not data.
No. The grant you write in it is how it learns about the grant.
Yes. Your data is yours, never used to train anything, and there is no lock-in, by design. The security page →
We are early. That is the point.
BeMo is live today and nonprofits are already using it on real work. We built it for the organization with four people, fifteen tools, and one head holding it all together.
The free beta is also the moment when the people doing the work can still shape what gets built for them.
Push on it. Tell us what is missing.
And if this feels like the way nonprofit work should work, help us build it.
Free stays free. After the beta, $100 a month for one person, $250 for up to five. No credit card now.