Participant records
A privacy-first registry where your organization decides whether names are stored at all.
MissionWoven weaves participant intake, session tracking, outcomes, follow-up, grant reporting, compliance, and Form 990 prep into one platform. Built inside a working nonprofit, and priced so the organizations doing the hardest work can actually carry it.
14 days free, then from $99 a month. Cancel anytime during the trial.
Most nonprofit software was designed for large institutions with large budgets. The organizations doing the hardest work on the ground have been told to make do, and they have been doing it for a very long time.
The platforms built for this work are quoted at more than many organizations spend on an entire program. The groups who need the tools most can afford them least.
A spreadsheet for participants. A separate system for grants. Manual arithmetic at Form 990 time. Hours every week spent stitching it together instead of doing the work.
Systems built for hospitals and courts ask you to translate your mission into somebody else's categories, and the language, workflows, and data design all show it.
Not an illustration of one. Every screen below is MissionWoven running, with a demonstration organization's data.
Active participants, completion rate, who needs outreach, grant pipeline, and Form 990 status, all drawn from your own records. Program enrollment breaks out by the programs you defined, in the colors you chose.

Search, filter, and open any participant record, with session progress visible at a glance. Organizations that choose full de-identification never store a name in the system at all, and every report still works.

The queue fills itself from each program's follow-up schedule. Overdue touchpoints surface first, and every one carries a script your staff can read from.

Pre and post measures, completion by program, and demographic breakdowns, computed from the intake and session data you already entered once.

Applications, awards, amounts, and reporting requirements with status at a glance, so the next funder deadline is never a surprise.

Part I revenue, Part III program accomplishments, and the Schedule O checklist, pre-filled from your live financial and program data. A prep tool, not a filing tool, and it says so.

Each one designed around how nonprofit leaders actually work, rather than how enterprise software vendors imagine they do.
A privacy-first registry where your organization decides whether names are stored at all.
Ninety-day and six-month touchpoints generated for you, each with an outreach script.
Applications, deadlines, and funder requirements in one pipeline instead of five inboxes.
Federal, state, and governance requirements with live status and deadline alerts.
Revenue, program accomplishments, and compensation pre-filled line by line.
Application paragraphs drafted from your own live participant and outcome data.
MissionWoven does not decide what your organization does. You define every program yourself: what you call it, how many sessions make a cycle, what outcomes you measure, how follow-up is scheduled, and whether participant names are stored at all.
Youth mentorship, food security, housing navigation, workforce development, reentry, survivor services, senior care, recovery, literacy. There are more than 1.5 million nonprofits in the United States and most software was built for the largest one percent. This was built for the rest.

Click your state and see what is actually required of you: registration, annual filings, governance policies, and the federal obligations that apply everywhere. No account, no email address, no catch.
No. You define your own programs: what you call them, how many sessions make a cycle, whether sessions are group or individual, what outcomes you measure, and how follow-up is scheduled. MissionWoven supplies the infrastructure. Your mission stays yours.
Every organization chooses its own identifier policy. You can store names, store names alongside an identifier, or run fully de-identified, where no participant name is stored in the system at all and the name-to-identifier key stays a physical document under your control.
Reporting works the same either way, because outcomes are tracked against the identifier.
No. Every record carries an organization identifier, and isolation is enforced in three places: filtering on every request, row-level security in the database itself, and organization-scoped program tables rather than a shared global one. The security page has the details.
You export it. Your full organization record, including your custom program configuration, is available for export at any time on every plan, and your subscriber agreement says in writing that the data is yours.
MissionWoven was built inside a working nonprofit by an executive director who needed a system like this and could not find one that was both affordable and designed for this kind of work. It is still run against the daily operations of a real organization, which is why the workflows match how the job is actually done.
Yes, in either direction, from your account settings. Upgrades take effect immediately. Downgrades take effect at the start of your next billing cycle. Your data comes with you.
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Move from spreadsheets and disconnected tools to one system built for the work you actually do, by people who have done it.