The outer ring is the Universe — everyone on your list.
The middle ring is the Galaxy — the people you actually know.
The inner ring is the System — the relationships in motion right now: the visit, the ask, the thank-you.
Closer to center means more active. And a relationship keeps moving after the gift — stewardship is the next phase, not an afterthought.
The faint lines between the orbs are real: introductions, board ties, the friend in common. The map shows who knows whom.
The campaign doesn’t end when a gift is committed. It ends when every dollar is collected.
Between meeting a donor and asking for the gift, a hundred small things have to line up: who reaches out, who shows them the plan, when the ask comes, and whether everyone around them is working from the same picture. Most of it lives in someone’s head. That’s the coordination gap — where campaigns stall, asks arrive too early, and donors feel managed instead of known.
It logs the touch, moves the orb, and advances the stage — after you confirm, never before. And it works only from what you and your team have put in.
It surfaces what is stale, what is new, what is next. It never writes the ask. It never fakes the relationship. Personalization only works when it is true — so humans own every moment of personal contact.
Your orbit remembers what your memory can’t. Log what happens as it happens, and the donor you’ve been meaning to thank surfaces before the lapse does.
The beta is by private referral, and free through 2026. What we ask in return is simple: use it with your actual twenty, not a test list — and tell us the truth about what happens.