Raisemeter: a fundraising site for community causes

Raisemeter: a fundraising site for community causes

00 Markdown

Campaigns with a story, cover photo and live progress bar, card donations on a donor wall, emailed receipts, and updates to donors.

Agent specs

Agent
Claude Code, Opus 5.5 Medium
Time
17 min
Cost
$5.66*

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* Cost at API rates, September 2026.

Run it yourself

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Install elements: curl -fsSL 'https://install.elements.dev?os=darwin' | sh && export PATH=~/elements/bin:$PATH Create an Elements app from the elementscode/demo-raisemeter scaffold: cd ~/elements/projects elements create raisemeter -scaffold=elementscode/demo-raisemeter cd raisemeter Start the app.

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The prompt

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Build a fundraising site named raisemeter for community causes.

ORGANIZER
- Sign up, create a campaign: title, story (markdown), cover photo, goal.
- Post updates to the campaign, emailed to its donors.
- See donations and download them as CSV.

DONOR
- A campaign page: cover, story, a progress bar toward the goal, number of
  donors, and a wall of recent donations with names and messages.
- Donate any amount by card, with a name (or anonymous) and a message.
- A thank-you email with a receipt.

Home page: featured campaigns and a search.

Payments by Stripe.

Seed two organizers, four campaigns with cover photos at different stages
toward their goals, and donations with messages. Show the seeded logins on the
sign-in page.

The progress bar, donor count and donation wall update in real time.

The code

https://github.com/elementscode/demo-raisemeter MIT license View on GitHub →

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