John Casey spent a decade inside banks, learning how money moves and who it moves for. Then one day, in the car, listening to NPR talk about stations going dark because their listeners could no longer carry them, something snapped into place. The organizations doing the most good had the least access to the machinery of money. He knew that machinery cold.

Then he watched it up close. Someone he loves runs a small nonprofit that gets sports gear to girls who need it. One week, a vendor walked in, scrambling to get soccer kits onto kids before a Saturday tournament. The money to solve that problem existed. It was sitting in filings nobody could read, at funders nobody had thought to call.

So he built the thing she kept looking for and c’t find: a way to read the entire nonprofit funding web at once, and a service that hands you the answer instead of a login.