Grant OS: the nonprofit app behind NGO Analytics
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We built and manage this under Dashworth. The client is NGO Analytics. The screenshot is the public screen. We did not sign in.
The brief
Grant writers and fiscal sponsors needed a desk for the work, separate from the marketing site. Two products, two logins, so a session in one doesn't open the other.
What Dashworth did
app.ngoanalytics.com is the product host. The public page is titled Grant OS by NGO Analytics. It says Grant Ops is a grantseeker system for pipeline, approvals, and awards, and Fiscal Sponsor OS is a sponsor portfolio with filings and a CPA seat. They don't share a session.
The public screen also says customer content isn't used to train a model, and that an optional LLM stays under an API agreement. We did not open a workspace. No customer records are on this page.
This is the nonprofit data tool. When a group wants help with the repetitive grant work, this is the shape: a public explanation, and a login the staff opens.
Deliverables
Stack. Next.js
On the app host, /llms.txt and /sitemap.xml returned 404 when we checked, so we do not claim those files there. The marketing site at ngoanalytics.com is the page we marked up for search.
Footer line for the client site: Nonprofit Website Design and Management by Dashworth.
Questions
What is on app.ngoanalytics.com?
The public screen for Grant OS. Grant Ops and Fiscal Sponsor OS each have their own sign-in. We do not show anything behind the login.
Was the app in the November 1 lab test?
No. The measured homepage was ngoanalytics.com. We do not have a Lighthouse score for app.ngoanalytics.com.
Related work
The work stays with Dashworth.
Call or text 650-393-3378. We meet in Northeast Florida and San Mateo, and we take contract roles inside larger companies. No account managers, no handoffs.