Overwhelmed by complexity
Building a logic model can feel like assembling a puzzle before anyone shows you the picture on the box.
A self-paced, structured workbook that turns complex evaluation planning into manageable daily activities — no evaluation expertise required.
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Dedicated teams often struggle to articulate their theory of change, which makes it hard to show funders the impact they are already creating.
Building a logic model can feel like assembling a puzzle before anyone shows you the picture on the box.
Generic templates hand you empty boxes without ever explaining the reasoning behind each component.
Evaluation know-how tends to stay with outside consultants instead of building capacity inside your team.
Everything needed to build a compelling logic model, packed into one guided experience.
Daily activities and reflection questions that build understanding progressively — no cramming required.
Capture problem statements, goals, resources, activities, outputs, and outcomes in one structured space.
Your inputs become professional flowcharts and interactive diagrams automatically.
Define your vision, indicators of success, potential risks, and key assumptions side by side.
Work at your own pace with automatic saving, and pick up exactly where you left off.
Generate a polished workbook export to share with stakeholders and funders.
Three straightforward phases take you from blank page to completed logic model.
Each day introduces one component of your logic model with clear explanations and guided reflection questions.
Add your program details to the interactive canvas, moving from problem statement through to outcomes.
Your inputs generate professional visuals, and your finished logic model exports as a polished PDF.
Infrastructure, not improvisation — build lasting evaluation capacity inside your organization.
A logic model is a visual roadmap of how your program works. It links your resources to your activities, your activities to their immediate results, and those results to the longer-term changes you want to see — a clear picture of impact that funders and stakeholders can follow.
It helps you articulate your theory of change, which makes funding conversations, stakeholder updates, and measurement far easier. Vague program descriptions turn into concrete, measurable plans.
The workbook is a five-day guided experience. Each day covers one component of your logic model with explanations, reflection questions, and an interactive canvas for your program details. Progress saves automatically, so you can work at your own pace.
That is exactly who this is built for. The guidance is in plain language, every concept comes with examples, and the reflection questions help you apply it to your own program.
Yes. Export a professional PDF containing your visualization, your inputs, and the evaluation planning worksheet — ready for board presentations, funder reports, or team alignment.
Yes. Progress is saved to the cloud as you work, so you can close the browser and pick up exactly where you left off.
Start with Day 1 and let the workbook guide you step by step to a professional logic model your team and funders will understand at a glance.
Free to start • No credit card required • Cloud-saved progress