Tool · For nonprofits and funders

Charity OS

Keep your mission, programs, grant pipeline, tasks and evidence in a private browser workspace, with clear owners and next steps.

Live

Your working space

Mission, programs, grants, tasks and evidence in one place.

Opening your workspace…
Mission and context · Start here
One currency for every amount, such as USD, GBP or EUR. Changing the code does not convert amounts.
Use program-level notes. Record how the people affected help decide what happens.
Active programs
0
0 total projects
Pending grant requests
$0
$0 recorded as awarded
Open tasks
0
0 overdue
Evidence log
0
observations, not impact scores

No program budgets entered.

Next grant deadlines

    Filters affect the lists below. Totals and exports always include the whole workspace.

    Programs and projects

    Grant pipeline

    Track real opportunities and your next step. Amounts record your plans and records; no money moves here.

    Tasks

    Evidence and outcomes log

    Record outputs, outcomes, null results and harms, with units and an honest evidence label. A recorded change does not show what caused it. Unknown values can stay blank.

    Your copy

    This workspace stays in this browser. JSON keeps all fields and can restore them; CSV is for working with the records in a spreadsheet. Export a copy regularly.

    Add a record

    Start with the work

    Write down your mission and the community’s role in shaping it. Add each program or project with its intended change, owner, budget, spending and target date. Depth is an optional working description, from relief to source. It does not grade the work, and unknown can stay unknown.

    The grant pipeline keeps opportunities, stages, amounts, deadlines and next steps together. Link a grant to a project, assign an owner, then turn the next step into a task. The dashboard separates pending requests, awards and project budgets so the same money is not quietly counted twice.

    Keep the feedback loop visible

    The evidence log records what was observed, when, in what units and with what support. It can hold outputs, outcomes, no change and harms. Leave the value blank when it is unknown; zero means an observed zero. Use the notes and source link to explain the method and its limits. A change after a program is not by itself proof that the program caused it. The Impact Measurement Toolkit helps make that distinction.

    Every record can be edited or deleted. Deleting a project keeps its grants, tasks and observations without a project link. Undo restores the previous workspace until the next change or reload. Search, project filters and status filters help find what needs attention.

    Keep a copy

    Records are saved only in this browser. This version has no shared accounts or team synchronization. Owners are labels for organizing the work, not invitations or notifications. It does not send reminders or submit grant applications.

    Export JSON to keep all fields and restore the workspace on this or another device. Import validates the whole file and shows a preview before replacing anything. CSV gives you the records for a spreadsheet; use JSON for a full restore. The fictional example is clearly marked and replaces your current workspace only after confirmation when there is existing work.

    If browser storage is blocked or full, the workspace keeps working on the open page and shows a notice to export before leaving. Clearing browser data removes the saved copy. Use program-level records, and keep private case files in the systems your organization uses for them.