About Networkbase
Networkbase brings members, partner relationships, groups, events, resources and communications into one shared workspace. Recorded participation gives your team context for follow-up. The Weekly Organizer Plan helps organizers review evidence and prepare outreach, with approval creating a draft for a separate sending decision.
What we believe
Networks run on relationships — who joined, who registered, which partner organizations and working groups are actually active, and who is quietly drifting away. Software should make those connections visible, not just store rows.
We pair explainable engagement scores that show the evidence behind them with suggested next steps, and the Weekly Organizer Plan turns the highest-priority ones into drafted outreach your team approves, edits, or declines.
We hold sensitive member information, so privacy and security are foundational — not features bolted on later. See our Security page for the details.
Where this comes from
Networkbase is built by Jamshid Hashimi and the team at RapidIteration. Before Networkbase, Jamshid built Healthy Aging CORE for United Way — a multi-region knowledge and collaboration platform connecting Canada's community-based seniors-services sector across provinces: member directories, resources, working groups, events, funding opportunities, and the partner organizations behind them.
He has also organized communities himself for twenty years — including CodeWeekend, a developer community of 4,000+ members that has helped hundreds of people into tech careers. The judgment inside Networkbase — who needs attention, which group is fading, what to do next — comes from doing that work by hand, long before it was software.
The pattern we kept seeing
Member networks hold valuable relationship data, but it lives in spreadsheets, inboxes, and one coordinator's memory. When that person moves on, the network loses useful context. Networkbase keeps those records in a shared workspace, so a colleague can pick up the conversation and continue the work.
Who we build for
Sector and knowledge hubs, federated nonprofits, communities of practice and working groups, coalitions, collective-impact backbone organizations and funder networks, age-friendly community networks and peak bodies, professional associations, chambers, and alumni networks are who Networkbase is built for: understand your network and act on it — from a single working group to multi-region networks spanning provinces and countries.
The company behind Networkbase
Built and operated by RapidIteration
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