Web app
Nonprofit AI Tool Check We built AI Tool Check as a free resource to help nonprofits make more informed AI decisions.
**The problem:** A tool's popularity says little about whether it suits a specific task. Nonprofit teams need to understand how privacy risks change with the data they share and the plan they use.
**The solution:** A searchable directory with filters, task-specific ratings, and separate evaluations by subscription tier. Tool pages explain precautions, summarize policies, and offer policy-change alert signups.
**Who it's for:** Nonprofit and NGO leaders, staff, and technology decision-makers choosing tools for grant writing, donor communications, research, and other everyday work.
The result is a practical starting point for AI due diligence that connects tool selection to the work nonprofits actually do.
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Website
Building the Proof Into the Platform Common Ground’s primary website began as one of our first Lovable projects: a chance to demonstrate AI and vibe coding while meeting a real business need.
**The problem:** Make our consulting services easy to understand and help prospective clients find the right support.
**The solution:** We built a website combining clear service pathways, client stories, resources, and interactive readiness assessments. It markets our expertise while giving visitors a working example of AI-assisted development.
**Who it’s for:** Nonprofit, NGO, and foundation leaders seeking support with strategy, leadership, organizational development, resilience, impact, and responsible AI adoption.
An early experiment became our company’s public platform—putting the technology we discuss into practice.
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Dashboard
Stakeholder & Data Insights Dashboard We built this Justice for All demo to turn strategic-planning research into an interactive leadership briefing.
**The problem:** Boards and leadership teams need to connect stakeholder feedback, membership trends, and financial constraints before setting priorities. Long reports can make those connections difficult to see.
**The solution:** A single planning hub brings together research summaries, membership charts with explicit evidence caveats, and expandable strategic goals linking objectives to targets and measurement methods. Leaders can move from findings to proposed action in one place.
**Who it's for:** Nonprofit boards, governing councils, executive teams, and facilitators preparing for strategic-planning retreats and decisions.
The demo shows how a website can make a complex planning process easier to navigate and discuss.
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Website
Prevention Accessibility Toolkit We built a practical accessibility toolkit for Pennsylvania's prevention community.
**The problem:** Organizations need a clear way to turn accessibility guidance into everyday practices across events, programs, and communications.
**The solution:** We brought a phased implementation roadmap, an online toolkit, and adaptable templates into one website. Teams can plan their first 90 days, find accommodation statements and event checklists, and use self-assessment resources to identify next steps.
**Who it's for:** Pennsylvania nonprofits, coalitions, schools, and community organizations, including staff, leaders, trainers, and facilitators.
The result is a shared starting point for making prevention work more inclusive, with concrete actions teams can build into their planning.
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Prevention Policy Field Guide We built the Prevention Policy Field Guide with the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance to make complex policy issues easier to navigate.
**The problem:** Pennsylvania's prevention community needs clear explanations of legislation, its implications, and ways to engage colleagues and decision-makers.
**The solution:** We organized issue summaries, detailed analysis, and downloadable briefs in one website. Topic pages connect policy provisions with prevention concerns, while discussion points and audience-specific sharing messages help users communicate what matters.
**Who it's for:** Prevention professionals, coalition leaders, educators, community partners, and policymakers working across Pennsylvania.
The result is a practical resource that connects policy education with informed civic engagement, giving users a shared starting point for research, discussion, and outreach.
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Prevention in the Age of AI We built Prevention in the Age of AI as a public resource for the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance.
**The problem:** Families, educators, and prevention professionals need help navigating complex information about social media, AI companions, and youth wellbeing.
**The solution:** We brought plain-language explainers, audience-specific guidance, and an accountability tracker into one website. Visitors can explore platform design, find practical steps for supporting young people, and browse legal and policy developments by category or Pennsylvania relevance.
**Who it's for:** Parents, teachers, young people, legislators, and prevention partners across Pennsylvania.
The result is a shared starting point for understanding digital environments and bringing prevention into conversations at home, in schools, and across communities.
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Web app
Nonprofit AI Tool Check We built AI Tool Check as a free resource to help nonprofits make more informed AI decisions.
**The problem:** A tool's popularity says little about whether it suits a specific task. Nonprofit teams need to understand how privacy risks change with the data they share and the plan they use.
**The solution:** A searchable directory with filters, task-specific ratings, and separate evaluations by subscription tier. Tool pages explain precautions, summarize policies, and offer policy-change alert signups.
**Who it's for:** Nonprofit and NGO leaders, staff, and technology decision-makers choosing tools for grant writing, donor communications, research, and other everyday work.
The result is a practical starting point for AI due diligence that connects tool selection to the work nonprofits actually do.
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Website
Building the Proof Into the Platform Common Ground’s primary website began as one of our first Lovable projects: a chance to demonstrate AI and vibe coding while meeting a real business need.
**The problem:** Make our consulting services easy to understand and help prospective clients find the right support.
**The solution:** We built a website combining clear service pathways, client stories, resources, and interactive readiness assessments. It markets our expertise while giving visitors a working example of AI-assisted development.
**Who it’s for:** Nonprofit, NGO, and foundation leaders seeking support with strategy, leadership, organizational development, resilience, impact, and responsible AI adoption.
An early experiment became our company’s public platform—putting the technology we discuss into practice.
View project
Dashboard
Stakeholder & Data Insights Dashboard We built this Justice for All demo to turn strategic-planning research into an interactive leadership briefing.
**The problem:** Boards and leadership teams need to connect stakeholder feedback, membership trends, and financial constraints before setting priorities. Long reports can make those connections difficult to see.
**The solution:** A single planning hub brings together research summaries, membership charts with explicit evidence caveats, and expandable strategic goals linking objectives to targets and measurement methods. Leaders can move from findings to proposed action in one place.
**Who it's for:** Nonprofit boards, governing councils, executive teams, and facilitators preparing for strategic-planning retreats and decisions.
The demo shows how a website can make a complex planning process easier to navigate and discuss.
View project
Website
Prevention Accessibility Toolkit We built a practical accessibility toolkit for Pennsylvania's prevention community.
**The problem:** Organizations need a clear way to turn accessibility guidance into everyday practices across events, programs, and communications.
**The solution:** We brought a phased implementation roadmap, an online toolkit, and adaptable templates into one website. Teams can plan their first 90 days, find accommodation statements and event checklists, and use self-assessment resources to identify next steps.
**Who it's for:** Pennsylvania nonprofits, coalitions, schools, and community organizations, including staff, leaders, trainers, and facilitators.
The result is a shared starting point for making prevention work more inclusive, with concrete actions teams can build into their planning.
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Website
Prevention Policy Field Guide We built the Prevention Policy Field Guide with the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance to make complex policy issues easier to navigate.
**The problem:** Pennsylvania's prevention community needs clear explanations of legislation, its implications, and ways to engage colleagues and decision-makers.
**The solution:** We organized issue summaries, detailed analysis, and downloadable briefs in one website. Topic pages connect policy provisions with prevention concerns, while discussion points and audience-specific sharing messages help users communicate what matters.
**Who it's for:** Prevention professionals, coalition leaders, educators, community partners, and policymakers working across Pennsylvania.
The result is a practical resource that connects policy education with informed civic engagement, giving users a shared starting point for research, discussion, and outreach.
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Website
Prevention in the Age of AI We built Prevention in the Age of AI as a public resource for the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance.
**The problem:** Families, educators, and prevention professionals need help navigating complex information about social media, AI companions, and youth wellbeing.
**The solution:** We brought plain-language explainers, audience-specific guidance, and an accountability tracker into one website. Visitors can explore platform design, find practical steps for supporting young people, and browse legal and policy developments by category or Pennsylvania relevance.
**Who it's for:** Parents, teachers, young people, legislators, and prevention partners across Pennsylvania.
The result is a shared starting point for understanding digital environments and bringing prevention into conversations at home, in schools, and across communities.
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