Tools for charities · Free and open source

Make effective work
easier to run.

Systemic altruism also means improving the tools charities share. Start with a practical plan connecting a recurring problem, a change you can test, and an outcome people can verify.

Change the conditions

Name the rule, incentive, institution or shared capability that keeps producing the problem.

Make the claim testable

Choose an observable outcome, a comparison and a time to review the result with the people affected.

Share what works

Export a reusable plan for your team and funders. Record failures and uncertainty alongside results.

A working starting point

Outcome & evidence planner

Describe a project without beneficiary names or personal case details. Drafts are saved on this browser only; shared devices can expose saved drafts.

Organization or project What recurring problem are you addressing? Who and where should benefit? What changes in the system? What observable outcome would count as success? How will you test whether the work made a difference? How do affected people influence the decision? What would make you adapt or stop?

Review owner

Review date

Optional: compare a cost and outcome scenario

For a binary outcome measured consistently in comparable populations. Use full program cost in USD. These inputs describe an assumption, not a result.

Number of people

Full cost · USD

Baseline success rate · %

Target success rate · %

Enter all four values to see the scenario.

Your plan, as you write