Monarch has worked since 2020, first in graphic design and then in web development. It is deliberately small. Isaac Lopez leads design and development on every project, so the person who scopes the work is the person who builds it. Scope and price are set before work starts, and clients own what gets built.
Spanish-language work is written and reviewed directly rather than run through a translation tool. For an organization whose community is bilingual, that difference is obvious to the people who matter most and invisible to everyone else.
Isaac Lopez
Designs and builds every Monarch project, and reviews all Spanish-language work.
Kristen Powers
Co-founded Monarch and now advises. Executive director of a North Carolina nonprofit.
Building a website gets cheaper every year. Being found, and described accurately once found, gets harder. When a funder or a family asks an AI who works on an issue, a handful of organizations get named. That gap is wider in Spanish, and that is where Monarch spends its attention.