Built for real organizations. Each one custom-built.

Alongside our platform, Socio Connect builds custom community platforms for organizations whose needs go beyond it: faith organizations, cultural communities, and mission-driven nonprofits. Each platform is custom-designed and custom-built, with the pieces each community needed, such as member directories, events, groups, content libraries, and leadership dashboards. Heart of a Man also runs native iOS and Android apps. No two platforms are the same. Each is architected around the specific community's engagement model and long-term mission.

Timelines varied with scope, and we don't publish a build time for each client. What we quote today by tier: a Foundation web platform takes 10–16 weeks, a Community build with giving, check-in and volunteering 16–24 weeks, and a Full Platform build with native iOS and Android apps 24–36 weeks, across four phases: Discover, Design, Build, and Launch and grow. Your timeline comes with the scoped estimate after discovery and is fixed before the build starts. Each case study covers the web platform and the infrastructure behind it; Heart of a Man also includes native iOS and Android apps.

We do, unless you'd rather take it over. We host it, keep it updated and secure, and support your team, on a monthly plan agreed up front. If your organization wants to run it itself, a full handover of the code and the accounts can be part of the agreement.

Yes. Migration is handled as part of the build engagement, covering member records, content libraries, and historical data, whether you're coming from a community platform such as Hivebrite or from a church or membership system. We plan the migration with a parallel running period to ensure a seamless transition for community members. We've already moved a client off One Church Software.

For faith and mission-driven communities, yes: Heart of a Man (a men's ministry on web and native mobile), Pure Faith Media (faith-based media and community platform), Our Hearts Are Home (a nonprofit community built for belonging), and Wayfinders (mission-driven community). We haven't built an alumni platform; the closest work is Cultural Loop (an international community organized city by city). Each case study describes the platform's purpose, design approach, and the specific infrastructure built.