About Multi Org Chart
Multi Org Chart started as an internal tool for Mercy Culture Church’s MC Kids ministry — a fast-growing multi-campus children’s department that needed a clear, shareable picture of who serves where each weekend. Spreadsheets weren’t cutting it, and enterprise tools were overkill (and expensive).
So we built our own. And when it turned out other churches and ministries had the exact same problem, we decided to open it up.
What we built it for
Multi Org Chart is designed for organizations where people wear multiple hats, move between campuses, serve seasonally, and where the org chart changes fast. It’s especially useful for:
- Multi-campus churches — tag every person to their campus and filter the chart to see one location at a time
- Ministry and nonprofit teams — model volunteer-heavy structures with role and service-type tagging
- Fast-growing organizations — add or restructure tiers in two clicks, no software to update
Who makes it
Multi Org Chart is built and maintained by Jordan Adkison under the umbrella of Adkison Apps — a small collection of web tools built for real problems encountered in real ministries and organizations.
Jordan also runs Keido, a coffee discovery app. All of Adkison Apps’ projects are built with Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, and Vercel.
Design philosophy
- No signup required to start. You should be able to build a useful org chart in five minutes without creating an account. Accounts are for saving, not gating.
- Your data is yours. Local mode stores nothing server-side. Cloud mode uses row-level security — only you can read your own charts.
- Free core, paid extras. The chart builder, export, share, and embed features are free. Pro removes ads and enables cloud sync. We’ll never put the core utility behind a paywall.
- Keyboard-first, accessible. WCAG AA contrast, focus indicators on every interactive element, keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+F, Ctrl+Z, Ctrl+Y), and a print stylesheet that just works.
Contact & support
Questions, bugs, or feature requests? Reach out here. We read every message.
Infrastructure & umbrella
All Adkison Apps projects are hosted on Vercel (Hobby → Pro as usage grows), use Supabase for auth and Postgres storage, and live under the adkison-apps GitHub organization.