Data systems & databases
Custom databases and reporting that reflect how your programs actually run — so staff and boards can see who you serve, what's working, and where the gaps are.
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Tech support that understands people
Good infrastructure is an act of care.
Osberg Business Solutions is a cooperative studio practice. I help nonprofits and community organizations turn scattered spreadsheets, informal habits, and volunteer energy into systems that genuinely support the people doing the work.
What I do
Three kinds of infrastructure, built to fit your organization
Governance & documentation
Bylaws, policies, and clear documentation that connect the boardroom to daily operations — grounded in cooperative principles and shared leadership.
Explore governance →Digital tools & websites
Websites, membership and event tools, donation systems, and the automations that connect them — simple enough for volunteers, sturdy enough to rely on.
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How I work
From inside the community, not outside it
I build technology the way a good neighbour would — with your context, your constraints, and your people in mind.
01 Systems that serve people
Tools should reduce friction, not add it. I design for the staff and volunteers who use them every day.
02 Responsible with data
Every number represents a real person. Privacy, consent, and transparent interpretation come first.
03 Shared, not siloed
Knowledge lives in documentation and training, so your systems never depend on any one person.
04 Accessible & ethical
Accessibility, community ownership, and honest choices about technology guide what I build and recommend.
News & writing
Notes on tech, care, and community
Tech confidence
Choosing tools that fit you
How to pick technology that serves your vision, instead of bending your work to fit the software.
Read → Not-for-profitsTech tools for not-for-profits
Mission-focused, resource-wise choices for organizations doing a lot with a little.
Read → Peer supportThe balance mindset: a path of resilience
On boundaries, emotional labour, and staying steady in community work.
Read →Let's build something that lasts.
Whether you're untangling a database, drafting bylaws, or launching a new site, I'd love to hear what you're working on.