Our products

Software we build and run.

Beyond client work, MC3 Tech Labs builds its own software products. Each one solves a real problem we saw working with the organizations we serve.

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MissionLedger

Fund accounting for churches and nonprofits

Fund accounting, donor tracking, and audit-ready reporting for churches, nonprofits, and associations. Track money by fund or purpose and give your board reports they can actually read.

Fund accountingDonor tracking990-ready reports
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missionledger.fundMissionLedger — Fund accounting for churches and nonprofits
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VentureVibe

Validate a business idea before you build

An AI-driven idea validation that runs your startup concept through 22 checks — market size, competitors, financial projections, and investor readiness — and returns a full report and pitch materials.

22 checks48-hour turnaroundInvestor-ready
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venturevibe.proVentureVibe — Validate a business idea before you build
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MemberForge

Custom membership websites your organization owns

For organizations that need a home of their own, MC3 Tech Labs builds custom websites — member portal, events, news, galleries, and dues collection, hosted on the organization’s own domain. Instead of renting a one-size-fits-all platform, the organization owns its site, its brand, and its data. The case for it is North Dallas Alphas: the Xi Tau Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (est. 1984) runs its own live membership site at northdallasalphas.org.

Custom-builtMember portalOrg-owned
See it live — North Dallas Alphas
northdallasalphas.orgMemberForge — Custom membership websites your organization owns
An ecosystem

Operations. Growth. Community.

MissionLedger runs your money. VentureVibe proves your next idea. MemberForge gives your community a home of its own. Together they cover the operations, growth, and community sides of a mission-driven organization.

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