Prevention program teams stitch their work together from tools that were built for everything else. Spreadsheets, form-makers, calendar tools, generic learning platforms. Each one solves a piece. None of them put your prevention work in one place. preventionOS is the operating system built for the day-to-day work, so the team running prevention has one system instead of six.
One operating system for the operational lifecycle. Registration, demographics, pre/post analytics, certificates, facilitator certification, multi-curriculum delivery. The Director of Prevention, the coordinators, the facilitators. One tenant, no stitching across six tools.
Your program team configures the branded registration link. The community partner clicks once, confirmation email goes out, 24-hour reminder fires, branded certificate lands at the end. The volunteer signing up does not need to know what software is behind it.
Your program team configures the export profile once and runs it whenever the state asks. No re-keying, no quarterly Excel uploads. Multi-organization visibility for state chapters that need to see what their network is delivering.
Your program team produces accreditation-aligned demographic and outcome reports natively. Aggregate impact across affiliates, with consented anonymization, is available to national organizations that need sector visibility.
Your program team can opt into the Research module. Clean demographic data, validated outcome measures, and exportable evidence sets that do not need three weeks of cleanup before analysis, all produced as a downstream of running the program in preventionOS.
Multi-curriculum delivery, certification lifecycle, recertification analytics, configurable stakeholder exports, optional cross-organization Research. One operating system holding the day-to-day work for the team running prevention.
Prevention program teams have always run on tools built for something else. They assemble their stack from free tools, generic software, custom builds, and case-management products designed for a different problem.
Free to assemble. Expensive in staff hours. Invisible to funders. Falls over the weekend the credit card on the registration tool expires.
Built for corporate L&D. Hits walls on every prevention need: demographics dictionaries, recertification analytics, facilitator lifecycle, stakeholder reporting.
$50K to $200K to build. Brittle when curricula change. Vendor lock-in within three years, dev team turnover after that.
Built for intake, forensic interviews, MDT coordination. Prevention is a side note, not a system. You pay real money for software that solves the wrong problem.
preventionOS gives your program team one branded tenant with the five modules of the operational lifecycle. Run the ones you need, leave the others off. Research is an optional fifth module that adds a cross-organization layer for program teams that want their evidence aggregated with peers.
The platform updates regularly based on what the program teams using it actually need. The roadmap is public. See what is shipping →
Your tenant connects into the optional Research module for program teams that opt into cross-organization aggregation.
The operational lifecycle of prevention work in one place. Training and the Community Outreach Manager run the day-to-day today, and the platform is expanding into the rest, shaped by the organizations using it. AI is available in every module if you want help, and the platform works the same way without it.
Logic models, work plans, goal tracking. Strategic plan templates aligned to the dominant federal frameworks. Pulls progress signal from every other module so the plan is a live view of the work, not a Word document that goes stale.
Multi-curriculum delivery, registration, demographics, pre/post assessment, branded certificates, facilitator certification lifecycle, and org and admin dashboards with whole-team aggregates. The live module today.
Partner-organization records, outreach activity logging, volunteer tracking, and communication threads. One source of truth on the partner relationships behind the prevention work.
Legislator records, bill tracking, advocacy day coordination, action alerts, position-paper library, public testimony archive. Coalition policy work in one place, with reporting on advocacy outcomes.
De-identified data sharing for researcher partners, IRB-compliant analytics workspace, hypothesis tracking, publication tracking. The cross-organization evidence layer your program team can opt into.
Capabilities, what each module replaces, and how the OS connects them. Module-by-module on one page.
Open the product pageAI is available inside every module if you want it. Skip it if you don't. Drafts you review and approve, in your voice, auditable. The platform works exactly the same with AI off.
preventionOS works across every prevention vertical: child abuse and neglect, bullying, youth violence, sexual violence, intimate partner violence, suicide, and elder abuse prevention. The same operational backbone runs all seven. Vocabulary, federal frameworks, dominant curricula, and grant programs vary at the user-facing layer; the platform underneath does not.
Every workflow on preventionOS exists because prevention practitioners validated it. Multi-curriculum, multi-cohort, real facilitators, real reporting. The platform updates regularly based on what the organizations using it actually need.
Pricing reflects organization size and the modules you actually adopt. The path is a 30-minute conversation. We will learn what you run today, share where preventionOS fits, and walk through honest pricing for your size and module mix.
Prevention program teams have always run on tools built for something else. Funders demand outcomes. The team does the work. The data and the lessons learned never travel out of the spreadsheets they live in.
Cross-program learning happens at conferences and never on platform. Program teams duplicate effort across thousands of organizations because there has been no shared place to publish what works.
preventionOS exists to give prevention program teams one operating system to run the day-to-day work from, and to make the evidence they produce available to peers who opt into the Research module.