Which one of these is you?
MFICore is general-purpose, which is a polite way of saying it doesn't explain itself. These are the three shapes it fits best — you should be able to recognise yourself without clicking anything.
You run the place
You want a website that also does the admin.
A site, the form on it, the list of who filled it in, and the thing that happens next — without three subscriptions and a spreadsheet in between.
- Enquiries that file themselves into a table you can search
- Bookings and intake, photos included
- The weekly report nobody remembers to do
Small business about $6 a month
You build for others
You can solve someone's problem in an afternoon.
What you don't want is to run infrastructure, or a business, in order to hand it over to them afterwards.
- Build it once, export it as a single file
- It runs on their account, billed to them
- List it and sell it more than once
Building on it their usage, their bill
You have an audience
You need to put a room online.
A service, a meeting, a class — video and audio to people who aren't in the building, without asking them to install anything or sign up elsewhere.
- A media server of your own, not a shared room
- Chat that stays on the record and can be moderated
- Works in the browser and in the native apps
Live events the priciest thing here
None of these quite fits?
That happens — it is general-purpose. Describe the problem and we will tell you honestly whether it is a good fit.