About

Built by people who do this work.

CrisisConnect started with a problem. In 2023 the founder built a digital inclusion session management app for Lets Tech Together because the right software didn’t exist. That same year, a household goods concept called Stronger Together was demonstrated to MPs, council executives and community organisations. When NPLCC saw the funder reports that app could generate, they commissioned a food pantry version — and it became clear this was the start of something bigger.

The story

It started with a spreadsheet problem.

Lets Tech Together runs digital inclusion sessions across East Yorkshire — helping people get online, access NHS services, manage Universal Credit and stay connected with family. For years I ran everything in spreadsheets. It worked until it didn’t.

Consolidating data for funders took days. Reporting on outcomes was mostly guesswork. I couldn’t see patterns across sessions or understand who was coming back and who wasn’t. I looked for software designed for small community organisations. I didn’t find it.

So I built it. What started as an internal tool has become a full platform — running in production at two East Yorkshire organisations, with real data behind it. CrisisConnect Limited exists to make that platform available to every community organisation that needs it.

Lets Tech Together

Digital inclusion not-for-profit · East Yorkshire · Co-founder of CrisisConnect

New Pasture Lane Community Centre

Food pantry · Bridlington · The Breadshed · 12,000+ people fed · live since Feb 2025

What this means for you

I use CrisisConnect myself. Every feature exists because a real organisation needed it. I’m not guessing what community organisations need — I am one.

Two organisations

CrisisConnect Limited and the Network

The CrisisConnect family operates through two complementary legal entities with distinct purposes.

Private Limited Company

CrisisConnect Limited

Builds and owns the platform software. Manages all commercial subscriptions, development, maintenance and support.

Platform IP and code
Commercial subscriptions and billing
Platform development and maintenance
Technical support for all customers

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Community Interest Company

CrisisConnect Network CIC

Operates the network of community organisations and applies for grant funding to subsidise platform access for smaller organisations.

Network membership relationships
Grant-funded deployment programmes
Regional intelligence and council partnerships

Visit crisisconnectnetwork.org →

Our values

What I believe

Sector pricing

Community organisations shouldn’t pay enterprise prices. This platform is commercially sustainable at prices that work for small charities.

Practical over flashy

Every feature exists because a real organisation needed it. I build what’s useful, not what looks impressive in a pitch deck.

Revenue funds the mission

Commercial subscriptions fund the Network, which provides grant-subsidised access to the smallest organisations. Commercial success and community benefit are the same thing here.