It handles your program follow-ups
A small staff and a lot of volunteers carry the whole community — services and programs, membership and dues, giving, school terms, holiday logistics. Kirality works inside the tools your organization already uses and brings the repetitive work back drafted: the thank-you note, the volunteer roster, the renewal reminder, the event announcement. You approve every move before anything goes out. It handles operations, never observance — teaching, ritual, and pastoral care stay with your clergy and leaders. Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI, or Bedrock key; your community's data is kept apart from every other organization on the system.
Done-for-you from $299/mo (solo Pro; $599/mo at 3 seats), 48-business-hour setup promise · Self-serve Starter $99/mo, bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI, DeepSeek, or Bedrock key
Thank-yous lag weeks behind gifts, pledge follow-ups slip, and membership renewals go unchased — because the person running development also runs the office.
Recruiting, scheduling, reminding, and thanking volunteers for services, school, and events is a job nobody has time for, so roles go unfilled and willing people drift away.
Seating, overflow space, parking, staffing, and communications all peak at once — and the plan lives in one person's head and a stack of last year's notes.
Newsletters, event invites, and program announcements drive engagement, yet they're the first thing dropped when the calendar fills up.
Kirality runs where the work already lives — your inbox, calendar, and docs, alongside the membership system that stays your record. No side app to babysit, no migration.
Giving thank-yous, dues renewal reminders, volunteer rosters, and event announcements — ready for your review, built from your live data instead of a blank page.
Start with sign-off on everything. When you're ready, grant standing mandates so routine work runs on its own within limits you set — money and comms always keep a human. Your own AI key, and your data kept apart from every other business on the system.
Kirality drafts schedules, records, and routine communications. Teaching, ritual questions, and pastoral care are not its job — those stay entirely with your clergy and leaders.
Picking the Nonprofit — Jewish Community template builds your office the moment your account is set up, with these pages on it: Giving & Membership, Congregation & Volunteers, Programs & Events. A real business starts empty — sample data is loaded only if you ask for it — and an owner can upload a list from a spreadsheet, with the columns matched for you to confirm before anything is written.
It plugs into Mailchimp, QuickBooks Online, Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 from the same catalog every business gets, behind the door marked Integrations. It reads Mailchimp and QuickBooks Online — nothing is written back into them. It reads and writes Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Every write waits for your approval, and your plan sets how many tools you can have connected at once. We make the first connection with you on a call and watch the first records land together. Your membership system stays where it is; there is nothing to migrate.
You choose. It starts fully human-in-the-loop: every thank-you, reminder, and announcement is drafted for your review. When you're ready, grant standing mandates for routine work within limits you set — money and comms always keep a human.
No. Kirality handles operations — scheduling, follow-ups, records, and routine communications drafts. Teaching, ritual questions, and pastoral care stay with your clergy and leaders.
Yes. Your data is kept apart from every other organization on the system, and it's bring-your-own-key for Anthropic, OpenAI, or AWS Bedrock — your keys, your data, in your control.
Two ways in: book a 20-minute call and we'll set it up and run it for you — or start it yourself with your own AI keys. Either way, you approve every move.
Fully managed from $3,999/mo, or bring your own keys from $299/mo. Cancel anytime.
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