Make it easier for people to discover what's available, understand what's relevant to them, take part, and stay connected after the first time.
Bring together what lives across registrations, your CRM, email, surveys, programs and staff knowledge, so your team has better context for the decisions they make.
Reduce repetitive work, manual handoffs and information moving between systems, so people spend their time on relationships and judgment.
Create new digital experiences, tools and ways to connect with your community when the right solution doesn't already exist.
Your CRM, website, email, registration tools and spreadsheets already carry pieces of the work. Your team carries even more.
We help determine what to keep, what to connect, what to automate and what needs to be built.
Keep what works. Connect what should work together. Build what is missing.
When technology is built around a community, it changes what becomes possible.
Start with the goal, and with how the work actually happens today.
Bring together the systems, information and workflows that should be working together.
Technology carries the routine work and surfaces what needs a decision, so your team spends its time on the parts that need them.
Design and engineer what is missing.
Measure what changed, and keep making it better.
Work starts with a short first phase. A defined scope, a fixed price, and something your team can use and evaluate before anything larger is agreed.
Technology should make an organization more capable, and leave the relationships to the team.
Organizations hold information that was never meant to travel: home addresses, personal phone numbers, who attends a support group, who a rabbi is visiting. We design for that from the start rather than patching for it later.
Each organization decides what is shared and what stays internal. We design the system around those boundaries from the start, with visibility into where information is used.
StarLove Technologies grew out of building StarLove, a platform for Jewish life and community where people discover organizations, events and ways to take part. We designed it, engineered it, and we operate the infrastructure behind it. Hebrew dates, holidays, Shabbat and candle-lighting times and the weekly Torah portion are part of the foundation, not additions on top.
Tell us what you're working toward. We'd love to meet to discuss your goals, how things run today, and whether technology has a useful role to play. Nothing to prepare.
Or email shalom@starlove18.org