The platform
Eighteen applications that behave like one.
Most organizations end up with a tool per problem and no thread between them. Rypple is the opposite bet: one account, one record of people and money and work, and as many or as few of the apps as you actually use.
Rypple, the hub
One account, one directory, one set of permissions. Sign in once; every app below knows who you are and which organization you're acting for.
For every organization
Nonprofits, businesses and schools alike
- PulseThe health of your organization at a glance
- AcademyTraining and courses for your team
- ProjectsPlan the work and track it to done
- AssistHelp articles and support
- InsightsCollective impact and trends
For nonprofits
The operational backbone of a ministry
- PlansStrategy, goals and the way forward
- MeetingsAgendas, notes and actions that get done
- ContactsPeople and lists in one place
- DonationsDonors and giving, tracked properly
- BooksFinancials, with QuickBooks connected
- CampaignsEmail, social and ads that tell the story
For businesses & schools
Partners who want to put their people to work
- ServingRun volunteer and service programs
- GivingWorkplace giving and matching
- CareEmployee and community care
- WholenessWellbeing programs
- EngagementRaise awareness: share serving opportunities and the stories that came out of them
Three things that follow from that
Start small, grow into it
Nobody adopts eighteen apps on a Tuesday. Bring in one part of your work. The others are already there when you need them: no new contract, no migration, no second login.
The apps share a memory
A volunteer recruited through Serving is a Contact. Their hours roll into Pulse. A donation they make later sits on the same person. This is the whole reason it's one platform rather than a bundle.
You only see what's yours
Access works at two levels: what your organization is entitled to, and what you personally can do inside it. Owners and admins get the org's apps automatically; everyone else is granted explicitly.
Where Rypple talks to other tools
Replacing something that already works well is rarely worth it. Books connects to QuickBooks rather than reinventing accounting, Donations brings in giving from Givebutter and Stripe, and Campaigns runs your Google Ad Grant. Where we haven't built a direct connection yet, Zapier already carries the load.
Connected now
Connect it once and the data keeps arriving on its own.
Money
- QuickBooks
- Givebutter
- Stripe
Reach
- Google Ad Grants
- Google Analytics
Through Zapier, today
Your organization gets an integration key, and anything Zapier reaches can push giving and contacts straight in.
Commonly used for
- Give Lively
- Donorbox
- Google Sheets
And
- 6,000+ other apps
Coming next
Direct connections we've committed to building. Your project tool stays the source of truth. Rypple imports from it, and never writes back.
Projects
- Asana
- Monday.com
- Trello
- Microsoft Planner
Giving
- Tithe.ly
- Pushpay
- Breeze
- Kindful
The technical detail of how identity, permissions and the shared database fit together is on the how it works page.