The work keeps happening. It just doesn't always build.
What a nonprofit knows, its funders, its programs, its decisions and the reasoning behind them, lives in people's heads and in tools that each hold one piece. BeMo keeps the mission, decisions, commitments and context of the organization together while the work gets done.
Same people. Same effort. Different system.
In a small nonprofit, what the organization knows lives in one person's head. In a mid-sized one, it lives in five: development knows the funders, programs knows what was delivered, finance knows what it cost, and nobody holds the whole. Every grant application starts over, the board asks why and nobody remembers, and the leader is the only place it all comes together.
Both lines are the same capable people doing the same work. Each × is a transition: a departure, a new board, a new grant cycle. The only variable is the system underneath.
Two decades of software made the tasks faster. BeMo is built to hold what the organization knows together, so the work builds. See how it works →
What you can hold it to.
- Free access. Real work. No pitch. The free tier is real, and it does real work.
- BeMo tells you when it doesn't know. No confident guesses about your organization.
- Your data is never used to train models. Never shared, exportable anytime.
- No lock-in, by design. What your organization knows is yours. Export it and leave, anytime.
- The price is published. Beyond the free tier, $100 a month for one person and $250 for up to five. Monthly, so you can walk away. See pricing →
Built with you and alongside you.
BeMo's product decisions come from a standing practice called Talk to People: real conversations with nonprofit professionals doing real work, before and after every feature. Support goes straight to the people who build the product. There are no layers between what you experience and what changes next.
BeMo runs on BeMo. We manage our own company on the system we're asking you to trust. When something doesn't work, we feel it first.
Founded in 2024 by Becky Kern and Lee Grainger, and built in the open since day one.
Two founders, building in the open.
BeMo started in 2024, in Upstate New York, with a pattern we could not stop seeing. Capable organizations were doing good work that didn't build. A development director would leave, and the funder history would leave too. A strategic plan written with care would stop mattering within months. Every tool the sector adopted made tasks faster, and none of them held the knowledge together.
So we built one system that keeps what the organization knows together while the work gets done, and we run our own company on it.
There is no grand founding myth here. Becky Kern and Lee Grainger kept seeing the same problem, from the strategy side and the engineering side of the same work, and decided to build the system that solves it, in the open, alongside the people it's for.