Introducing Mission OS · Coming soon
We don’t ask what’s your budget. We ask what do you need?
Mission OS is a family of software modules for the small nonprofit: donors, volunteers, events, grants, documents, inventory, finances and more. Choose only the modules your organization needs. You don’t have to buy the whole platform.
Limited Beta Seats Available Accepting Applications Apply for the beta
Beta testing planned for Dec 2026 – Jan 2027 · Each module priced separately
Our flagship product
Mission OS
Mission OS is made of separate modules. Start with the ones you need, skip the ones you don’t, and add more as your organization grows. Each module is chosen and priced on its own; where modules connect, each module’s page says which ones and how.
People
Who you serve and who serves with you
Mission People
Contact and donor management. Every relationship, gift and conversation in one record.
Coming soonMission Volunteer
Recruit, schedule and track volunteers and their hours.
Coming soonMission Events
Event pages, sign-ups and check-in for drives, fundraisers and volunteer days.
Coming soonFunding
Money in, money out, money owed
Mission Grants
Track applications, deadlines, awards and the reports funders expect.
Coming soonMission Finance
Nonprofit bookkeeping and accounting, organized by fund and program.
Coming soonOperations
The work behind the work
Mission Documents
Send, sign and store agreements, waivers and forms electronically.
Coming soonMission Inventory
Know what's on the shelf, what came in and what went out.
Coming soonMission Product
Manage the items and products you distribute or sell.
Coming soonMission Display
Put announcements, schedules and impact numbers on screens around your building.
Coming soonInsight
Proof of impact
Mission Data
Reports across every module, ready for your board, your funders and your community.
Coming soonHow pricing works
Priced by need.
Published for everyone.
What most software companies ask
“What’s your budget?”
It tells them how much they can charge you. Need and budget rarely line up, and small nonprofits pay the difference.
What we ask
“What do you need?”
Mission OS is sold module by module, and every module comes in tiers. Choose the modules you need and the tier that fits the work you do today. When your need grows, add a module or move up a tier.
How buying Mission OS works
Step 1
Choose your modules
Pick only the modules your organization needs. You don’t have to buy the whole platform.
Step 2
Pick a tier for each
Each module has its own tiers. Choose the one that fits how much you need from that module.
Step 3
Change as you grow
Add another module or move up a tier when your need changes.
Tier 1
Tier 2
Tier 3
Tiers for one module. Every module has its own, and you only pay for the modules you choose. Each module’s prices are listed below as they’re set.
- Every price on this website. No “call for pricing.” No quote that changes depending on who’s asking.
- No sales pressure. You can see what each tier includes and decide on your own time.
- Pay for the modules you use. Choose the modules you need at the tier that fits. Add a module or step up a tier only when your need grows.
Module pricing
Each module has its own price. Choose only the modules you need.
People
Mission People
Mission Volunteer
Mission Events
Funding
Mission Grants
Mission Finance
Operations
Mission Documents
Mission Inventory
Mission Product
Mission Display
Insight
Mission Data
Road to launch
Where Mission OS
is today
Now · Fall 2026
In the forge
Building and testing the core modules.
Planned · Dec 2026 – Jan 2027
Beta testing
A group of small nonprofits uses early versions of the modules and tells us what to fix.
After beta
Launch
General availability, with every tier and price published.
Mission OS beta · Planned for Dec 2026 – Jan 2027
Help us forge it
The beta is an early version of Mission OS, used by a small group of nonprofits before it launches. Its purpose is to find out what works, what doesn’t and what’s missing while there’s still time to fix it.
Accepting Applications
Limited Beta Seats Available
We're accepting a limited number of organizations into the Dragon Forge beta program. Participation is by application, and submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance.
Applications are open.
Who should apply
Small nonprofits that need tools like the ones in Mission OS but find the larger systems too expensive or too complicated. Tell us which modules matter most to you.
What participation involves
Using Mission OS modules in your organization’s real, day-to-day work during the beta and telling us how it goes. We’ll explain the details to the organizations we select before anyone commits.
Feedback we’re looking for
What’s confusing, what’s missing, what breaks, and whether each module fits the way your organization actually works.
Expect changes
Mission OS is still being built. Features, modules and timing may change during development, and not every module may be ready for the beta.
After you apply
We review each application. We’ll contact the organizations we select by email.
Beta application
No sales calls. We’ll only email you about the beta.
President
Dragon Forge Platforms
Founder & CEO
Trusted World
Manufacturing
30+ years · Line mechanic to executive
Who’s behind it
Built by someone who runs a nonprofit
I’m Michael, president of Dragon Forge Platforms. I’m also the founder and CEO of Trusted World, so I know firsthand what it’s like to run a mission on a tight budget with software that was never built for you.
Before that, I spent more than thirty years in manufacturing. I started as a line mechanic and worked my way up to executive management. Manufacturing teaches you to build systems that work on the floor, for the people who use them every day, without waste. That’s how Mission OS is being built.
Small nonprofits deserve real tools at an honest price.