No budget for a dev team
Every dollar is earmarked; a $200k engineer simply isn’t happening.
For nonprofits & NGOs
Nonprofits and NGOs run on donations and duct-taped tools. Autopilot gives mission-driven teams real engineering — built fast, run reliably — at a flat, predictable fee. And we give some of it back.
The reality
Every dollar is earmarked; a $200k engineer simply isn’t happening.
Donor management, program tracking, and reporting live in fragile hacks.
Impact data is trapped in tools that don’t talk to each other.
The fix
Build and run for a flat monthly number you can put straight into a grant budget.
The systems that actually move your mission — built and maintained, not abandoned.
Backups, uptime, and security handled. No IT hire required.
Tech for good
We set aside build capacity each year for NGOs doing work we believe in — pro bono or at cost. If your mission needs software and can’t fund a team, tell us what you’re building.
PLACEHOLDER — founder to confirm the exact giving program (how many lanes/year, pro-bono vs at-cost, eligibility) before this page goes live.
Questions
We keep dedicated build capacity for NGOs each year — pro bono or at cost, depending on the work. Reach out and tell us about your mission; we’ll figure out the right arrangement.
Yes — the flat monthly fee is predictable and grant-friendly, and Ignition is a one-time line item you can plan for.
No. Autopilot is built for teams without engineers — you describe what you need, we build and run it. There’s no server to babysit and no sysadmin to hire.
Disruptica · The Curious Few
Be it known that the bearer — a genuinely curious mind — hunted down all five hidden Ramjet sparks. Curiosity like this is exactly where disruption begins.
Rank conferred: Chief Curiosity Officer
Bring the code when you start your Ignition — we’ll take $3,000 off.
The Ramjet spark hunt
Five sparks are hidden around the site — tucked in the corners, waiting. Collect all five to earn your Certificate of Disruption and $3,000 off your Ignition.