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AI board assistant for nonprofit agendas and minutes

Helps nonprofit boards draft agendas and minutes and track motions, votes and action items, in email, Slack, ChatGPT, Claude or the web app.

Built by Amaury Magalhães · Artificial Intelligence · Task Management · Meetings · Freemium

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Helps nonprofit boards draft agendas and minutes and track motions, votes and action items, in email, Slack, ChatGPT, Claude or the web app.

Karma Compass

About

Karma Compass is an AI assistant for nonprofit boards and committees. It drafts the agenda from past meetings and open action items, turns notes or a transcript into minutes for the board to adopt, and tracks motions, votes and action items between meetings. It works where boards already work: email, Slack, ChatGPT, Claude or the web app. Built for executive directors, board chairs and secretaries. Before each meeting, Compass builds a draft agenda from the board's history, unfinished business and open action items, so the chair or secretary only has to review and send it. Board members RSVP straight from their own calendar, and Compass keeps track of who is coming. After the meeting, upload your notes, a recording transcript or an imported document, and Compass turns them into a minutes draft, with motions, votes and decisions recorded clearly. The board reviews and adopts the minutes in the app. Action items carry over from one meeting to the next, with owners and due dates, so nothing gets lost between meetings. Committees work like boards of their own, with their own meetings, agendas and minutes. Compass is free to start, with paid plans for larger boards.

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Key Features

  • Drafts agendas from past meetings, unfinished business and open action items
  • Turns notes or a transcript into a minutes draft with motions, votes and decisions
  • Board members RSVP straight from their own calendar
  • Tracks action items with owners and due dates from one meeting to the next
  • Works where boards already work: email, Slack, ChatGPT, Claude or the web app

Use Cases

  • Preparing the agenda and board packet for the next board meeting from items that are still open
  • Turning notes or a transcript of a committee meeting into draft minutes for the secretary to adopt
  • Collecting director RSVPs and checking whether the meeting will have quorum, by email

From the founder

Who it's for

“Nonprofit executive directors, board chairs, board secretaries and the staff who support them.”

Why I built it

“Nonprofit boards lose hours to agendas, minutes, votes and action items. Karma Compass handles that where they already work: in email, Slack, ChatGPT and Claude, so boards can focus on the mission.”
— Amaury Magalhães, founder of Karma Compass

Who it is for

  • Nonprofit executive directors and board chairs who run board and committee meetings
  • Board secretaries and nonprofit staff who handle board paperwork, minutes and action items

Pricing

Free plan, Pro from $99/mo

FAQ

What is Karma Compass for?

Running your board meetings and the work between them. It holds the agenda, the board packet, RSVPs and quorum, votes, minutes and action items, and carries anything unfinished into the next meeting.

Who on our board uses it?

Everyone, each in their own role: the chair, the executive director, officers such as the secretary and treasurer, voting and non-voting members, and staff who support the board.

Do our directors need an account?

No. Directors RSVP, vote and open the board packet from links in their email, without signing in. Anyone you invite can also sign in to see the full workspace.

Does Karma Compass do anything without our approval?

Nothing official. The agents prepare the agenda and board packet, the minutes, votes, new board members and updates to the board, and each one waits for a person with the authority to approve it, such as the chair or the secretary. The one thing that runs by itself is a reminder to someone about an action item they own, and only once someone on your board turns on a check that sends it. The chair, executive director or board assistant can stop them at any time in Settings.

Can we use Claude or ChatGPT with Karma Compass?

Yes. A board member can connect Claude, ChatGPT or Codex from that app’s connector settings. It works as that member, on the board they choose, so it can read and do only what they can. Approving, adopting minutes or inviting someone is one click by that member in Karma Compass, from a link the assistant gives them, and it votes only when the member tells it how. Every action is recorded as taken through that app, and the member can disconnect it at any time in Integrations. What the assistant reads goes to its provider under that company’s terms, so check its data settings before you connect. It is included in every plan.

Is our information secure?

Each organization’s records are kept separate, and the database itself enforces that separation. Uploaded documents are stored encrypted in Amazon Web Services, and every upload is checked for its real file type and for unsafe content before it is kept. Everyone on your board can read its records, and what each person can change, from uploading to approving, follows their role on the board. If your organization needs a security review, schedule a call and we will walk you through it.

Are votes, approvals and documents time-stamped?

Yes. Every vote, approval and minutes adoption is saved with who did it and when. If a director changes their vote, the change is added as a new entry rather than replacing the first one, so the history stays intact. Each document in your library shows when it was last updated.

Are votes by email valid under our bylaws?

Karma Compass will not draft a vote until someone records what your bylaws say about voting outside a meeting, the threshold to pass a motion and whether a vote can be changed, with the passage cited. If your bylaws do not allow voting outside a meeting, it will not draft one. Each director’s voting link is made for them alone, works once and expires when voting closes. Whether a particular vote meets your state’s rules is a question for your counsel.

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