A drop-in teen center in a former hardware store: open 3 to 7, a van from two schools, dinner every night, mentoring. Six staff, a budget of about $700,000. The site reads like the center's text thread, because that is how parents already hear from it.

Each one is a working feature, and each one is an example of what we build. Nothing you do on the site is recorded.
Staff write one day-sheet: hours, whether the van runs, dinner, a closure. It feeds the thread, the facts column, the Parents page and the quick-reply chips at once.

Six programs with days, times, ages and rooms, staff-edited, shown as bubbles in the thread.

Hours, the van times and dinner come from the same sheet; a demo "text me" form that sends nothing and says so.

Five steps before anyone meets a teen, then a demo application. Nothing is sent; the page says what would happen.

The form reads the places left from the data and switches to a waitlist at zero. No health questions, no teen named.

Five numbers, each with how it was counted, and the year adding up beside five labelled filings.

The button below signs you in to the real staff area as sample staff. You see what the organization's staff would see: one menu, a tile per tool, and the checks.

Hours, van, dinner, closures.
Chips that reveal pre-written answers; never a bot.
Waitlist at zero places.
After five public steps.
Prefilled from today; sends nothing here.
Three nearest dates from the events records.
Five metrics; the year adds up; five filings.
A public button into the real staff area, read-only.
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What you have, what is missing, which sample is closest. No account, no call to book.
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