The software infrastructure for human services.
Connecting housing, community resources, agency workflows, and workforce training through purpose-built technology.
Essential services are complex. The technology behind them shouldn’t be.
Housing and human-services organizations do critical work on infrastructure that was never built for it.
Disconnected data
Resource and housing information sits in spreadsheets, PDFs and siloed directories that drift out of date.
Aging software
Agencies run on legacy systems never designed for referrals, coordination or public access.
Manual processes
Staff re-enter the same records across tools, spending time on work software should handle.
Fragmented workflows
Intake, referrals, partnerships and training happen in separate places with no shared view.
One foundation. Multiple products. A more connected system.
Every product is sold and deployed on its own. What they share is a foundation of data, domain expertise and engineering — so each new product starts further ahead than the last.
Purpose-built software for essential systems.
Six products across three business functions. Each has its own buyer, its own value, and its own path to revenue.
Housing & Resource Intelligence
A free, public search for housing, food, health and legal services — by need and by place.
rangefinder.help ↗
Aggregated rental listings and affordability filters for residents, case managers and partners.
rentalsearchtool.com ↗
County-level rents, availability and service gaps, refreshed daily for agencies and funders.
insights.rangelab.io ↗Organizational Operations
Staff-facing case and resource management for agencies coordinating referrals and services.
pathfinder.rangelab.io ↗A focused CRM for the contacts, partnerships and networks institutions depend on. Self-serve plans.
fancyphonebook.com ↗Built for a complex market. Designed to scale.
Domain-specific software
Designed for housing, human services and public-sector work — not generic tools adapted after the fact.
6 PRODUCTS · 3 FUNCTIONSReusable data & technology
One investment in aggregating and normalizing records supports discovery, analytics and agency tools.
220,000+ RECORDS · 1,200+ COUNTIESComplementary revenue
Each product addresses a distinct buyer and budget, so growth doesn’t hinge on a single sale.
TIERED MODULES · SELF-SERVE PLANSReal-world implementation
Products are in public use and shaped by feedback from the agencies and residents who rely on them.
5 PRODUCTS LIVE IN PUBLICA large institutional market, underserved by modern software.
Housing authorities, nonprofits, local governments and institutions all need better systems. Range Lab sells to several of these buyers with distinct products.
Infrastructure you can see on a map.
Data coverage across 19 states turns into public tools residents use, and county intelligence agencies can cite.
Built by a team that ships.
A team that has designed, engineered and shipped software for housing and human services — and works alongside the agencies that use it.
Better systems create better outcomes.
Housing and human services run on information. We build the software that keeps it accurate, connected and usable — and a durable company around it.