Terrace Tools

Terrace Tools was built for one neighborhood, Ingleside Terraces in San Francisco, to give its volunteers modern tools to organize their data.

Volunteer associations often run on basic tools like spreadsheets, email, and paper. Terrace Tools puts it all in one database, properly modeled, with a permission for every job.

If your neighborhood might be interested in this kind of tooling, please reach out to hello@terrace.tools.

A look inside

The homes directory in Terrace Tools: a table of addresses, the family at each, and filters for giving and occupancy. — Homes. Every address, who lives there, and who has given.

The email template editor in Terrace Tools: a template with two plain if-else conditions on the left, the rendered message for a sample family on the right. — Email templates. A few plain conditions on the left, the finished message on the right.

Donation analysis in Terrace Tools: total donations, money raised, donor families, average gift, and charts by year. — Donation analysis. Totals, donor families, and trends by year.

The Donor flow chart in Terrace Tools: each year's new, reactivated, and retained donor families above the line and lapsed families below it, with the same numbers as a table. — Donor flow. New, returning, retained, and lapsed families, year by year.

The giving dashboard in Terrace Tools: money, gifts, average gift, and families and homes giving, by year. — Giving. Year over year.

Your neighborhood too?

These tools might work for your neighborhood too. If you might be interested, reach out to hello@terrace.tools.