About our nonprofit
A Washington nonprofit engineering team building low-cost software for non-profits.
Our mission and activities
Kulinich Tech is a Washington 501(c)(3) nonprofit engineering team building low-cost software for non-profits. Its tools support live translation, guest follow-up, attendance insights, staff and volunteer communication.
Our current toolkit includes software built around live translation, guest follow-up, attendance insights, and communication for staff and volunteers. Several tools began with needs identified in local churches. Read about each program and its current availability.
We are exploring how these workflows can also support community events and other nonprofits across the United States. Organizations interested in a new use case can contact us to discuss suitability and availability.
How the work is funded
Kulinich Tech uses software subscriptions and payments to support its software programs. The work involves engineering, hosting, translation and voice processing, maintenance, and support. Revenue helps cover these costs and continued development.
Some tools have paid plans or trials; nonprofit status does not mean every product is free. Review the relevant product's current pricing and terms before signing up. To discuss affordability or a community use case, contact our team rather than assuming a free plan or grant has been approved.
Supporters can discuss contributions or partnerships by email. There is no online donation checkout on this website. Do not send card numbers, bank details, or other sensitive payment information by email.
Organization details
- Legal name
- KULINICH TECH
- IRS status
- 501(c)(3) public charity
- EIN
- 42-4673348
- Incorporated
- August 18, 2026, in Washington State
- Registered mailing address
- 36002 21ST LN S
Federal Way, WA 98003
United States - Contact
- max@kulinich.tech
A small engineering team
Maxim Kulinich leads the work, supported by four to five volunteer software engineers. Get in touch about contributing engineering skills, discussing a program, or partnering on a community need.