Turn scattered program work into one accountable system.
OlenArc designs, builds, and operates custom portals, workflows, and grant and reporting systems for Native-serving and public programs — in production today for a regional foundation across all 8 North Slope villages, a municipal calendar, and a community platform on web, iOS, and Android.
Three kinds of systems, built around the job
Grant operations & dashboards
Applicant portals, review queues, awards, post-award reporting, and budget and impact dashboards built for leadership review.
Program portals & workflows
Role-based portals, application and intake flows, referrals, approvals, and e-signatures — so residents reach services and staff stop re-keying forms.
Assessment, reporting & evidence systems
Assessments that carry the program’s own logic — scoring, evidence tracking, and the reporting that satisfies accreditors and funders.
The work is already running
Arctic Slope Community Foundation
Full-lifecycle grant platform — apply, review, e-signed awards, post-award, reports, and budget in one system — in production across 8 North Slope Iñupiat villages.
City of Utqiaġvik calendar
AI-aggregated community calendar for the northernmost city in the United States — refreshes every day.
OlenHub
Community app on the App Store, Google Play, and web — aggregated calendar, cited-answer navigator, offline Safety Kit.
OlenHub is public and free for the community it serves — check it yourself: App Store · Google Play · olenhub.com
Tribal programs and Native nonprofits, city and state agencies, higher-ed programs, and foundations — as a direct vendor on RFPs and fixed-scope engagements. Federal primes can engage us as a subcontractor through Federal Partners. Program and foundation inquiries are answered within two business days. Civilian and unclassified; accessibility requirements and testing are incorporated into delivery.
Direct accountability, specialists by scope
- One accountable delivery lead — stays with the engagement from discovery through acceptance and ongoing operations. Committed specialists are named by scope in the proposal or SOW.
- Working prototype in about one week — aimed at the workflow that hurts most.
- Usable baseline in about two weeks for a bounded workflow with clear data and decision rights. Integrations, migration, security review, accessibility testing, and rollout are scheduled separately where required.
- On-site when it matters — when local context, staff handoffs, or rollout conditions materially affect the system, an on-site working session is part of the scope.
Have a program that needs a better system?
Tell us the workflow and the deadline. We’ll give you a clear fit/no-fit answer and put working software in front of your team early in the engagement.