It’s time you got the support you need.
Some days you’re running on empty and the next thing is already waiting. The Hub does the first 80%, so what’s waiting is a draft, not a blank page.
30 days of everything. No card required.
First, we get to know you.
Your voice, your tone, what matters to you and what you’d never say. It starts by reading your website. That’s all we need to begin.
Then we ask the right questions.
Just enough to fill the gaps for the thing you’re writing. The right words, from the right program, with the right evidence, so the person on the other side listens, responds, or invests.
Drafts that are already 80% done.
Grant narratives. Donor emails. Board updates. Built from your real work, so you’re editing, not starting over.
Dear Marcus,
Last spring, twenty-two students walked into our studio without a place to put what they were carrying. This year, nine of them are mentoring the ones who came after.
Your gift built that room. I wanted you to know what happened inside it.
Add the story about Jaya here. You mentioned it on the board call, and it’s the part only you can write.
Sample draft · example organization
Not sure which one is you?
Five questions, two minutes. Get your door, and exactly where the Hub would start earning its keep for you.
Every tier is the whole Hub.
No locked rooms, no per-seat billing. Start free for 30 days, then $19 to $49 a month, or $495 once for a three-month build.
Compare the four tiersQuestions worth asking.
I already use ChatGPT. Why would I need this?
Because a chat box is one layer and this is three. You tell the Hub about your organization once: your voice, your programs, your audiences, the words you use and the ones you won't. That's the foundation, and it stays current, so a fact you fix once is fixed in every draft after it.
Then every request runs the same assembly line. Your tone and your own writing samples are loaded before a single word is drafted. Rules change depending on whether it's a grant narrative or a donor email. Nothing is left to how well you worded the prompt that day.
And what comes out goes back in. Each draft makes the next one sharper, which is the part a fresh chat can never do. You can still take any of it to ChatGPT: every prompt is copy-paste portable, so you keep whatever you already pay for.
What happens to our data?
It belongs to your organization. We never use it to train public models, and you can export all of it at any time.
If you cancel a paid plan nothing is deleted: your account drops to Free and everything you built stays where it is. If you ask us to close your account, we permanently delete it after a 30-day grace period.
Can we cancel?
Any time, from your settings. No annual contract and no cancellation fee. You keep the paid features until the end of the billing period, then drop to Free with your work still there.
How long before this is actually useful?
Reading your website fills in a lot within seconds. Plan on 20 to 40 minutes with the initial profile before the drafts really sound like you. You have 30 days of everything to find out, and we don't ask for a card to start.
Who is this not for?
Agencies and consultants running many clients at once. The Hub is built around one organization's brain, not a portfolio. And if you already have a communications team and a dedicated grant writer, you'll likely find it thin. It's built for the org where one person does all of it.
Built by real people. To help real people.
Yes, there’s AI under this. It was still made by people, for people doing work that matters. Everything you build is yours to export, any time.