From grassroots groups to established NGOs — find partners, manage collaborations, and prove your impact
Your mission deserves partners who get it. Whether you're a two-person initiative or a regional nonprofit, the platform connects you to the funding, skills, and organizations that move your work forward — without the overhead of maintaining another website.
Sound familiar?
Invisible to the wrong funders, invisible to the right ones
You spend hours searching for relevant funding calls, only to find most don't match your work or geography. Meanwhile, funders who would fund you never find your organization because you're not on their radar.
Partner search eats weeks you don't have
Grant deadlines approach and you need partners with specific expertise or geographic reach. You email contacts, post in forums, ask around networks — and still end up with mismatched partners or no consortium at all.
Collaboration happens in chaos
You coordinate with partners across email threads, shared drives, and WhatsApp groups. Who submitted what? What's still missing? Which version is final? By the time you compile everything, the deadline is tomorrow.
Your track record lives in filing cabinets
You've run successful projects, trained hundreds, changed policy — but when a funder asks for your portfolio or a new partner wants proof of concept, you're scrambling through old reports and broken links to a website nobody updates.
Small budgets mean invisible online presence
You can't afford a web developer. Your website is three years out of date, or you're paying for hosting you can't maintain. Funders and partners judge you by your digital presence, and yours doesn't reflect the work you actually do.
What the platform does for you
AI-Powered Matching
Stop searching for partners — let them find you based on shared mission, complementary expertise, and proven track record
A youth empowerment NGO in Kenya instantly connects with organizations in Tanzania and Uganda working on similar SDGs, discovers a Dutch foundation funding East African education initiatives, and finds a consultant specializing in participatory action research — all through automated match scores that consider mission alignment, sector overlap, and geographic proximity.
Opportunity Marketplace
See funding calls, partnership requests, and skill offers filtered to your organization's focus — and post your own needs to the network
Your water sanitation project needs a hydrogeologist for three months. Post it as a skill opportunity with your budget, timeline, and location — organizations and professionals with relevant expertise get notified, express interest with a message, and you choose the best fit. No procurement bureaucracy for short-term expertise.
Cross-Organization Workspaces
Coordinate cross-org collaboration without the email chaos — track deliverables, collect contributions, and see who submitted what in real time
You're leading an Erasmus+ consortium with partners in Greece, Italy, and Sweden. Create a workspace for the application phase with deliverables: partner mandates, needs analysis, logical framework, budget justification. Each partner submits their sections, you review and request revisions, and the final application compiles automatically. When funded, create a project structure for the 24-month implementation with workspaces per work package.
Projects — Track Progress & Prove Impact
Turn your programmes into living proof documents — track milestones, log impact, and build a portfolio funders can see
Your community health programme has phases: baseline research, curriculum development, pilot training, scale-up. Each phase is a project milestone. Link evidence records (beneficiaries reached, health outcomes, training completion rates) to updates with photos and stories. The public project page becomes your accountability report — funders see real-time progress, not just annual PDFs.
Funding Intelligence & Proposal Support
Get AI-powered intelligence on any funding opportunity — eligibility analysis, funder DNA, strategic angle, and competitive reality
You found an EU Horizon call on climate adaptation. Before spending two weeks writing a concept note, request a funder brief: the system analyzes the call's eligibility criteria against your profile, reviews the funder's past portfolio via IATI data, assesses your org's merit signals (verified status, project track record), and tells you: "Medium-fit. This funder prioritizes research institutions, but your field implementation experience is a differentiator. Angle: community-driven adaptation evidence base."
Organization Profiles & Management
Build credibility through verification, not claims — verified status signals legitimacy to funders and partners without extra paperwork
Submit your registration documents once. Verification status appears as a badge on your profile, public org page, and funder briefs. When a foundation considers funding you, they see: verified legal status, active projects with evidence, partner organizations who vouch for past collaborations. Your credibility is structured data, not a PDF someone has to read.
Knowledge Base
Publish what you learned from past projects — case studies, methodologies, and tools that prove expertise and attract partners
Your 3-year livelihoods project concluded. Publish a case study: what worked (peer savings groups scaled faster than expected), what didn't (mobile money adoption slower in rural areas), advice for others (start with existing community structures). Future partners searching for "livelihoods East Africa" or "savings groups methodology" find your published learning — and send connection requests.
Shared Spaces for Focused Collaboration
Your public org page builds itself from your actual work — no separate website to maintain, no stale content, no developer needed
Your org page auto-populates: recent project updates feed the "Latest News" block, published projects appear in the portfolio, verified partners show as logos, SDG tags generate the impact visual. You paste your existing website URL once — AI imports your about text, team bios, and focus areas with confidence scores. You review, approve, and publish. The page stays current because it reflects platform activity, not manual updates.
Your journey on the platform
Register your organization and complete verification
Create an org profile with mission, focus areas, and location. Upload registration documents for verification (reviewed within 48 hours). Invite your team members and assign roles — admin, editor, member, or viewer.
Discover partners and opportunities matched to your work
See organizations and funding calls ranked by relevance to your focus areas, SDGs, and geography. Browse the marketplace for partnership requests, skill offers, and collaboration opportunities. Post your own needs — consultant search, co-applicant call, volunteer recruitment.
Collaborate in shared workspaces
When you connect with partners, create a workspace to coordinate. Define deliverables (concept note, budget, partnership agreement), collect contributions from each org, review and approve submissions, and compile the final output. Works for grant applications, joint publications, event planning, or ongoing working groups.
Turn funded programmes into structured projects
When a proposal wins funding, create a project with milestones mapped to work packages or phases. Link workspaces to milestones for deliverable production. Log impact evidence — beneficiaries reached, outcomes measured, outputs delivered. The project page becomes your living funder report.
Publish outcomes and build institutional knowledge
When projects complete, publish case studies with structured learnings: what worked, what didn't, advice for others. Your public org page auto-updates with project portfolio, recent updates, and published insights. Future partners discover your expertise through search — and the collaboration cycle starts again.
Real-world scenarios
Needed to rapidly coordinate emergency response with 3 local partners, then transition to an 18-month recovery programme. Created an emergency workspace where partners (some via guest accounts) submitted situation reports, distribution plans, and beneficiary data in real time. After 3 months, transitioned to a structured project with milestones for shelter reconstruction, livelihood restoration, and infrastructure repair. Donor received scoped access to monitor progress without joining the workspace.
Outcome
Emergency-to-recovery transition preserved partner relationships and institutional knowledge. Local staff without full platform accounts contributed as guests. Donor visibility without operational overhead.
Wanted to exchange methodologies with a Portuguese youth work organization found through platform matching (both tagged: non-formal education, inclusion). No funding, no formal partnership — just mutual learning. Created a workspace with deliverables for each org's methods pack and a combined guide. Both orgs submitted training materials, reviewed each other's contributions, and co-produced a shared methodology resource.
Outcome
Simplest collaboration pattern — two orgs, mutual benefit, one output. The workspace made peer learning as frictionless as internal file sharing, and the combined guide became a published knowledge entry discovered by three other youth networks.
Posted an opportunity: "Seeking partners for Erasmus+ KA2: Digital Skills for Displaced Communities." Three orgs connected — a Greek refugee support NGO, an Italian digital inclusion cooperative, and a Swedish adult education provider. Created an application workspace where partners submitted mandates, needs analysis, logical framework sections, and budget justifications. Coordinator reviewed, requested revisions, and compiled the final submission. Six months later: funded. Created a project with milestones mapped to work packages — each milestone spawned a workspace with specific deliverables led by different partners.
Outcome
Partner search took 2 weeks instead of 2 months. Application workspace prevented version chaos. When funded, the project structure carried the full 24-month programme with visibility across all work packages and partner contributions.
12 civil society organizations wanted to jointly advocate for EU-level environmental protection legislation. No single org led — they operated as equals. Created a persistent workspace: "Balkan Green Coalition" with deliverables for position statements, policy briefs, and lobbying materials. When a donor funded a 12-month campaign, the lead org (chosen by the coalition) created a project linked to the workspace. Funded milestones (research, lobbying actions, public campaign) each spawned workspaces for specific outputs. Original coalition workspace stayed active for ongoing unfunded coordination.
Outcome
Workspace became the coalition's persistent identity. Projects came and went as funding arrived. The coalition's published learnings from the campaign attracted 4 new member orgs and 2 media partnerships.
Managed an Erasmus+ partnership as lead coordinator, participated in two UN agency research projects as a partner org, and coordinated a foundation-funded advocacy programme. Needed a single view of all commitments. Dashboard showed: project cards with milestone completion percentages, linked workspace statuses per milestone, upcoming deliverable deadlines across all programmes, and workspaces active across all memberships (5 workspaces spanning 3 different partner constellations).
Outcome
Cross-org portfolio visibility in one interface. No more switching between Google Drives, email folders, and funder portals. Milestone due dates surfaced two weeks before deadline — enough time to nudge partners before it became urgent.