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Jacob NolletteCloud & software engineer
Path · Lakes & Nonprofits

Technology that gets volunteers back to the lake.

Membership, dues, websites and cloud grants for community organizations, handled so the next board can run them.

Sound familiar?

Where these projects usually start.

Dues still arrive by check.

Our website depends on one volunteer.

We have a cloud grant and no plan for it.

What I do

Lakes & Nonprofits, start to finish.

Membership & dues

Online recurring dues and a member database, instead of checks and spreadsheets.

Websites that last

Sites and hosting that outlive any one board term.

Cloud grants

Putting nonprofit cloud credits to work, with monitoring and recovery.

Board-level guidance

Technology leadership a board can lean on.

The trail

How we work with a community

Listenboard & volunteersAutomatedues, members, siteHand overdocs anyone can followGrowto other lakes
  1. Listenboard & volunteers
  2. Automatedues, members, site
  3. Hand overdocs anyone can follow
  4. Growto other lakes
Proof

Work on this path.

Northern Minnesota

Little Sand Lake Area Association

Supporting lake health and protection. I automated the platform the association runs on, and we plan to bring it to other lake associations.

Talk about your lake →

Heritage

Steiger Heritage Club

The original identity system, and the website and hosting that followed.

Start a project →

How we’d start

No price list. A conversation first.

  1. A conversationThirty minutes about what you’re trying to build or fix, and whether I’m the right fit.
  2. ScopingA written plan with an estimate and an architecture sketch.
  3. The buildA fixed-scope project or ongoing hours, with progress you can see.
  4. Ongoing supportHosting, maintenance and on-call, or a clean handover.
Next step

Bring this to your lake.

Tell me what you’re working on. I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m the right fit and what a first step looks like.