Every board meeting, handled — from agenda to minutes.

Mission-driven organizations of any size — nonprofits, foundations, and faith-based groups — with an active board currently run on email, spreadsheets, and paper. It scales from an all-volunteer board up through large, multi-committee organizations. If you don't yet hold regular board meetings, it's probably not the right fit.

The enterprise platforms are built — and priced — for organizations with a governance team and an enterprise budget. We built the same core job for the many nonprofits that can't justify five figures a year. Essential starts at $99/month with unlimited board members and the Board Pulse dashboard included. From there, Core adds Risk Pulse plus your pick of three more, and Full adds every Pulse and the staff Operations Portal — three published tiers, each with a one-time setup, so you only pay for the depth you need. Individual Pulses can also be added to Essential à la carte.

Days, not months. We help you load your directors, committees, and documents, and our team walks your board through it — then it's yours to run. The Pulse dashboards in your tier are scoped and connected to your data for you, which is what the one-time setup covers.

That's exactly who it's designed for. It was built and refined on a real volunteer board, so the bar was simple enough for every director to use without training. RSVPs, packets, and disclosures are a tap or two.

Yes. Each organization gets its own isolated workspace, data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is role-based, and everything is backed up automatically. Board materials are treated as the sensitive records they are.

The platform is built AI-first. AI-drafted minutes, automated reminders, agenda building, document upload, and AI search all run today. A few things, like a CEO executive assistant, are still rolling out. Anything AI runs inside your private workspace and is never used to train public models.

Yes. Your subscription covers one board, and each additional board is $49/month. A separate board — a foundation board, a related entity, or another governing body with its own bylaws, members, and meetings — gets its own secure portal and its own Board Pulse, and an admin can move between them from a single login. Advisory groups like branch councils that don't have their own bylaws are usually set up as committees within your existing board, at no extra cost.

We start with a personal demo rather than a self-serve trial so we can show you exactly how it fits your board. Request one below; there's no pressure and no obligation.