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maine organizer studio

Maine · disabled-led · free

The launch platform for Maine organizing.

You're building a tenant union, a mutual aid network, a campaign, a cause. Somewhere between the idea and the launch there's a website that doesn't exist yet, a signup form held together with tape, data with nowhere to live. We close that gap, free, for Maine progressive organizing.

01 · The studio

You bring the project. We do the technical part.

We build it with you, hand it over working, and document it well enough that you won't need us afterward. If all you want is a second opinion before signing a contract, that counts too.

  • Websites
  • Forms & data
  • Email & CRM
  • Accessibility
  • Hosting setup
  • Tech decisions

How it works and what's in scope

02 · Projects

Things we've helped launch

The proof is in what ships. These are the projects we've built or had a hand in, with what each group needed and what it runs on.

Check these out →

03 · Research

Accessibility research, with receipts

The research arm scans Maine's civic web and publishes what it finds, in aggregate. Report 001 is out: of Maine's 25 largest municipalities, 20 have homepages that fail automated WCAG checks. Our own site goes through the same pipeline first.

Methodology · Published reports

$ node scripts/a11y-check.mjs

PASS — zero violations, 9/9 routes

This site, scanned with the pipeline the research arm is being built on. Latest run, unedited.

Who this is for

Maine organizations doing progressive work: mutual aid networks, tenant unions, advocacy groups, small nonprofits, campaigns, and the people trying to start them. If you're organizing in Maine and a technical problem is in your way, you're who we built this for. No connection to disability work required; disabled-led describes who builds the thing and the standard it's built to.