Features

Everything a club actually does, in one place

Each of these has a page saying what it does and — in the same size type — what it doesn't. A club that finds a limit after paying tells the other clubs in its district, and Rotary districts are small worlds.

See someone drifting before they resign

Weekly, evidence-backed signals naming which members are pulling away and what one person should do about each.

Retention

Stop losing the visitors who already showed up

Every guest tracked from their first visit, so follow-up stops being whoever happened to remember.

Guests & prospects

Attendance without the spreadsheet

Weekly meetings, speakers, attendance and makeups, recorded in a couple of minutes at the door.

Meetings

The work, and who is actually doing it

Committees with real rosters and service projects with hours, funds and participants — including who is on nothing at all.

Committees & projects

Billing that doesn't chase people away

Bill the club in one go, take cards or cheques, and treat arrears as the symptom they usually are.

Dues

Survive the handover with the club's memory intact

Roles that expire on the date the term ends, and a history that stays with the club rather than the officer.

July handover

Districts see clubs without taking them over

Club-level rollups for a governor, detail for assistant governors on their own clubs, and no way to quietly run a club that didn't ask.

Districts

Clubs learning from each other, without anyone's roster leaving

Share what's working across clubs — speakers, programme ideas, what moved attendance — with identifying detail stripped before it leaves.

Communio

Bring your club across without a project plan

Upload the export from whatever you use now. Every run is a dry run first, and reversible until you commit it.

Migration

A page for your club that isn't from 2006

Meetings, projects, officers and a join form, updated from the same records you already keep.

Public club page

The demo club has all of it, with eight months of history

Forty-six members, real attendance patterns, and a signals list with people on it. No sign-up, no email address — you sign in as the club president and can break anything you like. It resets every night.

Open the demo club