Organizations Core
The public site, the member directory and family manager, volunteer & board management, dues through your own payment processor, email and text broadcasts, documents, and the officer console. Standard on every plan.
Tour the coreFor presidents · treasurers · secretaries · chairs · every member
One platform for your whole organization. Two ways to run a meeting.
The membership core handles your roster, your dues, your volunteers and board, your broadcasts, and the tools your people reach for between meetings. Two meeting modules sit on top: Parliamentarian for formal Robert's Rules, Town Hall for interactive sessions. Everything on this page is the real software. Click it. Type into it. Vote on it.
Start a 14-day deployment Or play first ↓
- In production today
- Two meeting modules
- No platform fee on dues
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- 14 days to launch
Play first, read second
Four roles. One platform. Try each.
A meeting happens, then a month happens. The platform is built for both. Click second on a motion. Sign in without a password. Open a member's dashboard. See what the officer sees at 8 AM. Nothing here is a screenshot — these are the same widgets we ship to a tenant on day 14.
Run a voteThe meeting engine — second the motion, cast a vote, watch it carry.
Be the memberWhat members see when they sign in. Tab through Home, Inbox, Events, Profile.
Sign in without a passwordType your email, click the link that arrives. No passwords stored, anywhere.
Be the officerThe dashboard you open every morning. Eight numbers, no scavenger hunt.
The part most platforms skip
Most months, your members don't go to a meeting. They still need to do something.
Thank a teacher. Ask a principal to caption the spring concert. Write your legislator. Claim a Saturday-morning volunteer slot. Propose an agenda item the board has to route. File a concern. Carpool. Refer a friend. These aren't on the roadmap. They're here now. Each tile below is the real tool — click it, fill it, tidy the wording in a tap, copy it, send it.
Write a letter in 30 secondsPick a template. Fill three fields. Tidy the wording in a tap. Copy it. Send it however you want. Seven templates come ready: teachers, principals, the board, legislators, journalists, sponsors, other PSAs.
Claim a volunteer slotRoles broken down small — 15 minutes to a year. Skill chips. Spots-left count. Hours log themselves, and year-end totals export to the format grant funders expect.
Open the tool traySeven member-facing tools, one tap away. Click any tile to see what it does. Find-your-other-PSA, carpool matching, agenda proposals, concerns, hours log, referrals.
Built because real organizations needed them — parents write to a teacher, a principal, or a state senator from a phone, between one board meeting and the next.
One platform. A core and two modules.
The membership core, and the meeting module your room needs.
The core runs the organization day to day. Each meeting module turns the same roster into a live room — pick the one that matches how your group meets, or run both. Everything sits on one data store, so a vote, a volunteer hour, and a dues receipt all live in the same place.
Parliamentarian module
Formal Robert's Rules in software. Motions on the room display. Votes from every member's own screen. Captions from the podium mic. Signed minutes before you leave the room.
See ParliamentarianTown Hall module
Interactive agenda sessions. Six tools — poll, brainstorm, Q&A, quiz, request-to-speak, quick vote — that turn a one-way meeting into a room you can read. The host runs it; every screen follows.
See Town HallThe bread and butter
Broadcasts. RSVPs. Captions. Documents.
The four daily-driver tools that ride on top of every tenant. Click each, type into each, switch each — they all behave exactly like the real software does on launch day.
Compose a broadcastType a subject, pick an audience, preview the message.
RSVP from your phoneThree buttons. The capacity bar moves. Done.
Watch the captions streamSub-second from the podium mic to every member's screen.
Switch roles, see what they seePublic visitor, logged-in member, officer — three different libraries.
The contract
Six rules. Every page is bound by them.
1
Visible by default
Nothing happens audio-only. Every motion, vote, and result carries color, icon, text, and (on mobile) haptic feedback.
2
Audio is additive
Captions default-on whenever audio plays. Product remains fully usable with speakers muted.
3
Plain English copy
Sixth-grade reading level. No buzzwords. "Motion carries." Not "Yay!"
4
Channel sovereignty
Each member picks how you reach them — email, SMS, videophone, text relay. The system respects it.
5
Procedural, not chatty
The product is the rulebook acting. It enforces; it doesn't opine, suggest, or improvise.
6
WCAG 2.2 AA is the floor
Every page tested with screen readers, keyboard-only, 200% zoom. Build fails on any AA violation.
Parliamentarian module
From call to order to signed minutes, in under an hour.
The motion shows on the room display at the front and on every member's own screen. Seconds and votes are crisp. Points of order interrupt the right way. When the chair declares the meeting closed, the auto-drafted minutes are already in the secretary's inbox.
It enforces Robert's Rules the way your grandmother's minute book did in 1940 — only signed before you walk out of the room.
Town Hall module
When the room should answer back, not just listen.
An all-hands, a faculty meeting, a quarterly review, an annual member meeting. The host opens a poll, a brainstorm, a Q&A, a quiz, a request-to-speak queue, or a quick vote — and every member's own screen turns into the way they take part. The room display shows the answers landing live.
Joining takes a short code and a name; no account, no install. When the session ends, the host downloads the full record — agenda, every module, every response, time-stamped. Your records, plain and yours.
Who it's for
If you keep a roster, run a meeting, or collect dues — you're our customer.
Deaf service orgs
Universal-design contract is the only one in the category. Videophone + text-relay support built in.
School PTAs & PSAs
Drop-in replacement for MemberHub, Konstella, or the spreadsheet that keeps going stale.
Service clubs
Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis. Weekly meeting. Parliamentary procedure. Signed minutes the same night.
HOAs
ARC submissions, annual elections, dues, document library, audit log for board accountability.
Pricing
Published. Simple. The same for every organization.
Buy the platform on a tier, or buy a single module on its own. Two ways in, one home.
Free
$0 / forever
- Up to 50 members
- A subdomain to start on
- Public site, dashboard, officer console
- Dues, 200 broadcasts / month
- One module, limited (2 meetings / month)
Standard
$59 / month
- Up to 250 members
- Your own domain
- Everything in the core
- One module included
- Add the other module à la carte
Complete
$149 / month
- Up to 1,000 members
- Both modules included
- Multi-chapter rollup
- 120 caption minutes / month
- 14-day standard onboarding
Public Sector
From $599 / month
- Unlimited members
- Both modules included
- Unlimited broadcasts & captions
- Single sign-on, FOIA export, compliance
- Named implementation lead
Or buy a single module on its own: Town Hall from $29 / month, Parliamentarian from $39 / month. 501(c)(3) nonprofits 20% off · Schools & PTAs 30% off · Deaf-led organizations 40% off the first two years, then 20% in perpetuity. Full pricing & add-ons
Make it yours
Your brand. Your roster. Your meeting checklist.
Pick a paletteThe build refuses to ship colors that fail WCAG contrast.
Filter a rosterType a name. Search filters as you go.
Click the gateThe Start button only lights up when all six items are green.
Getting started
Fourteen days. Kickoff call to public launch.
Day 1
1
Kickoff call
Thirty minutes. We confirm scope, domain, brand, launch date.
Days 2–4
2
Scaffold & brand
We set up your site, your shared Sheet, and apply your colors and logo.
Days 5–7
3
Review
Staging deploy. You log in, click around, ask for changes.
Days 8–11
4
Officer training
One hour with up to five officers. Then a soft launch with ten trusted members.
Days 12–14
5
Public launch
DNS swap. Smoke tests pass. Launch broadcast goes out. We stand by.
You just played the product. Now run it.
A formal board meeting one month, an interactive all-hands the next. A letter to a teacher this week. A volunteer slot on Saturday. Captioned events. Dues that land same-day. Minutes signed before the room empties out. All of it lives in one platform, built in Frederick, in production today. One person reads every enrollment form and replies within one business day.
Start a deployment Read the heritage
"Built in Frederick. Carried forward since 1891. Five generations Deaf." — Anthony Mowl, founder
Organizations is one of five 1891 practice areas. See the rest →
From the workspace. The kit the products are built from.
A handful of capabilities the studio sharpens every year. Each product picks the ones its room needs.
Multi-device web
A host console at the podium. A room display at the front. A controller in every hand. Same URL, three floor plans. Nothing to install.
One payment spine
Every product takes money the same way, through your own payment processor. Receipts arrive from the same address. The studio doesn't sit in the middle of your funds.
Your data, yours
Records, archives, rosters belong to you. Export anything, anytime, in plain formats. If you ever leave, you leave with everything.
Live at the edge
Counters update the moment the vote does. Brackets update the moment the game ends. No refresh.
Captions default-on
Audio is additive, never sole. Every state change carries color, icon, and text. Speakers muted — the product still works.
Built in Frederick
The same person who solders the board writes the firmware and pushes the deploy. The studio that built it is the studio that runs it.
See the foundation at madeby1891.com/products.
From the studio that builds