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The Silent Partner

A self-managed website for a Nepal-based nonprofit, built on an open-source CMS and a modern web stack and shipped with AI from the first commit. The staff run it themselves. No developer required for an edit.

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// the brief

The Silent Partner is a faith-based nonprofit serving orphans, the elderly, women, and children across Nepal. They needed a site their own small team could run day to day, not one that called a developer for every change to a date, a story, or a photo.

// what we built

Every page is a stack of editable blocks. Staff change the hero, the ministries grid, the impact numbers, and the stories themselves, with live preview before anything publishes. Donations run through their existing online-giving account, and contact-form messages land straight in their inbox. The admin also has a built-in AI assistant, so non-technical staff can manage the site by simply asking.

// the stack

An open-source content management system on a modern web framework, with managed cloud hosting for the content, images, and email. A content change is live in seconds, and the whole thing costs a nonprofit almost nothing to run.

// why it's AI-native

We designed, wrote, and refined it with AI from the first commit: the content model, the copy, and the components included. That is how a small nonprofit got an agency-grade, fully self-managed site on a nonprofit budget and timeline.

  • Open-source CMS
  • AI admin assistant
  • Cloud hosting
  • Self-managed
  • Online giving
  • SEO
// a look inside3 views
The homepage the team runs themselves: the mission up front, real faces from Nepal, and a simple way to give that goes straight to the work.
Stories, newsletters, and testimonies from the field, filterable and published by staff like blog posts. No developer needed to share a new one.
The admin they log into: pages, articles, and media in one place, plus a built-in AI assistant. Non-technical staff can manage the whole site by simply asking.
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