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RISE
Open-accountability and coordination infrastructure for the human services Continuum of Care. HUD HMIS FY2026 compliant. In production today.
Read the brief →A Long Beach social enterprise building the accountability infrastructure that homeless services have lacked for forty years.
We build open-accountability and coordination infrastructure for the human services Continuum of Care — and we help other organizations adopt AI under real constraints. Our flagship, RISE, makes a city's entire homelessness-services network legible to the public and to the people it serves — in real time.
Open-accountability and coordination infrastructure for the human services Continuum of Care. HUD HMIS FY2026 compliant. In production today.
Read the brief →Workforce coordination for the gig-and-civic economy. The routing logic from RISE applied to short-cycle labor. Currently in invitation-only beta.
Learn more →Civic and economic trend intelligence for organizations preparing public proposals and grant responses. Smallest working loop first.
Learn more →The lessons from RISE — how to ship a production AI workflow under real regulatory and political constraints — are directly applicable to other organizations doing the same. We sell that work.
A free intake conversation. Tell us where you are, what you’re trying to ship, what the obstacles look like.
Details →One paid 1:1 session focused on a single decision. Stack choice, vendor evaluation, build-vs-buy, scoping.
Details →We map your current stack, find the integration opportunities, and deliver a written prioritization.
Details →SAM.gov prep, 8(a) positioning, agency targeting, capability-statement review. We’ve walked the path.
Details →When a workflow needs to ship, not just be advised on. Hands-on engineering — RISE-grade rigor.
Details →If none of the boxes fit, the Discovery Call is free and the conversation tells us both whether we’re a match.
Start here →Both founders have lived experience navigating homelessness and the long climb out of the social-services net. That climb took years — not because the help wasn’t there. The programs exist. The funding is appropriated. The services are real.
We got out because we had the determination to keep showing up at every door until one of them opened, and the time to figure out which doors led to which problems. Most people in need of that help don’t have years to give to a fragmented intake process. RISE is the system we wished had existed when we needed it.