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Bequest
Non-profit centric donation processing — API connections, campaign crowd funding, and custom receipt content.
bequest.org ↗HIVE INC. is the parent company behind Bequest, RJBase, Activist, EMI, HoneyPot, StarVote, Hailey, and a growing portfolio of online platforms across AI, civic engagement, payments, fundraising, events, and digital infrastructure.
We don't pick one category and double down. Every vertical we touch is enormous, underserved, and waiting for software built with the right velocity and the right values. Hive manages the ventures, sets the direction, and connects them where it adds value.
Tools that connect citizens, campaigns, and local government — closing the gap between people and the institutions that serve them.
Practical AI layered on top of real workflows — productivity, intelligence, and decision support that ships.
Modern rails for grassroots organizations and small operators who outgrow generic processors.
Peer-to-peer fundraising built for community-scale movements rather than enterprise donor systems.
End-to-end platforms for organizing community gatherings — from RSVPs to logistics to follow-up.
The shared stack: identity, data, comms, deployment — the layer underneath every venture so we can ship faster.
Each product in the portfolio is wholly owned and independently built. Where it makes sense, ventures integrate with each other — sharing data, audiences, and rails — but each one stands on its own.
Fundraising
Non-profit centric donation processing — API connections, campaign crowd funding, and custom receipt content.
bequest.org ↗Infrastructure
High-performance tokenized datalake platform for secure, scalable data operations.
rjbase.io ↗Civic Tech
Campaign crowd funding and social engineering platform — connecting like-minded groups and drawing links to projects with similar tags.
activist.spot ↗Events
Event management, registration, planning, and invite handling — with physical and virtual management capabilities.
Payments
Physical terminal and merchant services platform — POS, kiosk, virtual terminals, and API integration with Visa and MasterCard.
Civic Tech
Community voting and decision-making platform. Also available for government at starvote.us.
starvote.org ↗AI
AI-powered assistant and automation platform.
hailey.io ↗A holding company is only as good as the operating discipline beneath it. These four pillars are how every venture in the portfolio is conceived, launched, and grown.
Ideate, design, and ship real products — not decks. Every venture begins as code in production with real users on it.
A parent company that can move resources, talent, and attention where they are needed — so each venture grows faster than it would on its own.
Where it adds value, ventures integrate — sharing audiences, data, and rails. Not every product talks to every other, but the ones that should, do.
Retain equity, IP, and operational control. We build to own — never to flip, never to dilute the mission.
Holding companies fail when they become bureaucracies. Ours stays a builder. These are the operating principles every venture in the portfolio is held to — without exception.
Launch with the smallest thing real users can react to. Their feedback beats our planning every time.
Ventures connect where it adds real value — not for the sake of looking unified. Independence first; integration when it earns its place.
Design every product so it contributes back to the ecosystem. The more we ship, the more the moat grows.
Build to own. Build to operate. We are not packaging companies up for an exit — we are building a permanent firm.
If a product wouldn't make a real dent in something that matters, we don't build it. Margins follow mission.
A landing page, a UI, a contract — if it can't be understood instantly, it isn't finished. Plain language always wins.
Operators, founders, and backers — if you're aligned with the thesis and you want to ship inside a portfolio that's built for the long run, we want to talk.