01
The situation
The real starting problem, in one sentence.
For NGOs and Social Enterprises
We build donor-facing websites and transparency systems for African NGOs, and we design them for the donor sitting in Canada, the UK, or the EU who needs to trust what they're looking at before they give.
The Difference
Most website companies building for African NGOs have never worked inside one. They don't know that a donation flow needs to work for someone in Kampala paying by mobile money and someone in Ottawa paying by card, in the same transaction path. We do, because we've built it.
What We Actually Build
01
Designed to convert a first-time visitor into a donor, not just describe the mission.
02
PayPal and card payments for North American and European donors, mobile money and bank transfer for local giving, both handled properly, not bolted together.
03
The same reconciliation logic behind SIM, applied to donor transparency instead of stock. A monthly brief a board member can actually read.
04
Ten thousand dollars a month in free search advertising most small NGOs never claim, because getting it and keeping it both require real ongoing attention.
The Engine Behind It
SIM reconciles warehouse counts against an ERP every morning and reports what does not match. Pointed at donor funds instead of stock, the same logic produces a monthly transparency brief. You can page through a working example of that report on the products page.
Case Study
Awaiting first confirmed NGO result
The structure below is ready. It stays empty until a real organisation's result is confirmed and permission to publish it is granted.
01
The real starting problem, in one sentence.
02
The specific system delivered, in one sentence.
03
A specific confirmed number. Donations, traffic, or time saved.
Free 30-minute digital audit. No cost, no pressure.