OrgConnect App
- Message board, announcements and direct messages
- Shared calendar with RSVPs
- Member directory with roles and alumni
- Dues with a charge breakdown and Pay Now
- Fundraisers, photo gallery and analytics

OrgConnect is a membership and fundraising platform for fraternities, sororities and alumni networks. Members get a message board, a shared calendar, a directory and a way to pay dues; officers get fundraising campaigns, payments and live dashboards. Live on the App Store and Google Play, with a web app and an admin panel behind them.
Member numbers, dues collected and funds raised are the client's to share, and they are not on this page. What is on this page is what was built and why it was built that way.

OrgConnect is built for organizations that run on members: fraternities, sororities and alumni networks. Members post on a chapter-wide message board, chat one to one, keep track of meetings and socials on a shared calendar, look each other up in the directory and pay their dues in the app. Officers run fundraising campaigns, track who has paid and see participation and fundraising on live dashboards.
It started as the founder's idea and a rough map, and became a working web app with users, then a mobile app on both stores — Google Play in October 2025 and the App Store in December — with an admin panel for the people running the organization.

A chapter treasurer tracks who owes what in a spreadsheet, chases late payers by text, and rebuilds the same sheet every semester. Fundraising runs the same way — a target, a link somewhere, and someone adding up donations by hand. Events live in a group chat, announcements get lost in it, and nobody has a clear view of who is engaged and who has drifted away.
The fix had to work for two very different people: members who want something as easy as a social app, and officers who need the money and the participation numbers to be right. If paying dues is harder than ignoring the reminder, the spreadsheet comes back.
Everything a member does — reading the board, RSVPing, paying dues, donating — happens in the same app, so the data officers need is collected as a side effect of members using it.
Each member sees what they owe, what it covers — national fee, house fee, social budget — what they have paid and when it is due, with payment through Stripe in the app.
Officers create a campaign with a goal and a date; donations are collected in the app and progress updates as they come in, instead of being added up by hand.
Chapter-wide announcements and discussions on the board, one-to-one and group chat alongside it, with automated reminders and alerts for dues and events.
Meetings, socials and service events on a single calendar members can RSVP to, so attendance is something the platform knows rather than something someone counts.
Active members and alumni in one searchable directory with their roles, so the network stays reachable after graduation.
Analytics on members, fundraisers, events, payments, engagement and growth — in the app and on an admin panel — so officers see the organization as it is, not as it was at the last spreadsheet update.
Dues and donations are collected in the app through Stripe, instead of chased by text and tracked in a spreadsheet.
Each member sees exactly what they owe, what it covers and when it is due.
Fundraising campaigns show their own progress as donations arrive.
Announcements, discussions and direct messages live in one place instead of scattered group chats.
Events sit on one shared calendar with RSVPs, so attendance is recorded rather than counted.
Officers see members, fundraising, events, payments and engagement on live dashboards in the app and the admin panel.
Dues and donation payments in the app.
Campaigns with goals, progress tracking and donations.
Reminders, alerts and messages sent automatically.
Chapter events and scheduling in one place, with RSVPs.
One-to-one chats alongside the chapter message board.
Still running dues and fundraising out of a spreadsheet?
The mobile app, the web app and the admin panel share one backend, so a payment, a post or an RSVP is the same record everywhere.



Every tool below is in the build — no résumé-ware.
Muhammad and his team have been great. We worked together for the past 9 months. It started as an idea, then I vibe-coded a rough map, and over the past 9 months we have turned that into a working web app with users and we are about to launch an iOS mobile app. Im very happy I decided to work with Muhammad. They had the skills and expertise to bring my vision for a product to life. They kept a tight schedule and usually delivered quicker than expected. Communication was great. I would recommend them to anyone.

Yes. In OrgConnect each member sees a breakdown of what they owe — national fee, house fee, social budget — what they have paid and when the rest is due, and pays through Stripe in the app. Officers see payments arrive instead of chasing them.
Officers create a campaign with a goal and a date, members donate in the app, and the campaign's progress updates as donations come in. Fundraising shows up alongside events and payments on the analytics dashboards.
It was built for them first — chapters, alumni and officers — but the same pieces fit any membership organization: a message board, a shared calendar with RSVPs, a member directory, dues and fundraising.
Yes. OrgConnect has a Flutter app on both stores, a React web app for the community and a React admin panel for the people running the organization, all on one backend.
Builds like OrgConnect are delivered within three months, in phases — the founder's idea and a rough map became a working web app with users, then the mobile app on both stores. Every build is scoped and quoted fixed-price after a free scoping call.
Dues, fundraising, a shared calendar, messaging and live dashboards — on mobile, web and an admin panel.
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