Orgonized

Orgonized

Orgonized.org is lean software for managing small organizations—clubs, associations, co-ops, nonprofits, and more.

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About

Orgonized is a lean, mobile-first platform built specifically for small organizations—clubs, associations, nonprofits, cooperatives, and associations with 10 to 300 members. It offers just the essential tools leaders need to manage people, finances, activities, and governance—without the complexity or feature bloat of enterprise software. Designed from real-world experience running a nonprofit chapter, Orgonized focuses on clarity, speed, and simplicity.

Key Features

Member Management

A fast, searchable member database with photos, contact details, membership history, dues status, and activity tracking for organizations up to ~300 members.

Financial Tracking & Reports

Real-time financial tracking with budgets, categories, receipts, pledges, and professional reports (P&L, balance-like reports) plus CSV export for board and compliance.

Activities & Meetings

Create and manage events, meetings, and projects with attendance tracking, financial integration, document attachments, and calendar sync (Google/Apple/Outlook).

Governance & Roles

Define unlimited officer positions, assign role holders, and separate organizational structure from app user limits to track leadership and responsibilities.

Data Export & Mobile-First Access

One-click data export/backups (HTML and raw data), GDPR-compliant storage, and a responsive mobile-first UI optimized for managing on phones and tablets.

How to Use Orgonized

1) Start your free 7-day trial and create an account. 2) Set up your organization: enter basic info, fiscal year, and governance roles. 3) Add or import members and enter dues/pledge information. 4) Create activities/events, record transactions and receipts, then run reports or export data for meetings and compliance.

Use Cases

A neighborhood nonprofit chapter uses Orgonized to track member lists, collect and record pledges/donations, manage monthly meetings, and export financial reports for board meetings.
A hobby club (e.g., cycling or book club) manages membership dues, schedules events with attendance tracking and calendar sync, and stores meeting notes and files for officers.
A small housing cooperative tracks member accounts, budgets and expense categories, assigns officer roles for governance, and uses one-click data exports for audits and backups.