The Members’ App
The chapter in their pocket.
Every screen below is the real product running a demonstration chapter — iPhone, iPad, and the web, the same app your members open on day one.
The Day, Held
One surface that knows what matters tonight: who’s in, what’s owed, what the room said while they were flying. Notifications that ping once per moment — never twice.
- The season ahead, one scroll up
- The moderator’s pinned word stays pinned
- Deposits and dues settle in two taps
A Season With Art On It
The whole year on one scroll — dinners at members’ homes, the send-off on the island, family day at the club. Every event wears its own artwork, carries its own house rules, and shows who’s already in.
- Forum, chapter, and family lanes
- Multi-day trips read as one card
- Subscribe once — it lives in their calendar
Money Without the Elbows
RSVPs with real options, deposits that hold a seat, waitlists the server numbers so nobody argues. And when a member fronts the weekend, the Split settles it evenly — Venmo or Zelle, checkmarks for the whole party.
- Your chapter’s own Stripe — receipts included
- Cancellation policies applied automatically
- “$6,000 of $18,000, 3 of 9 in” — live
Who’s in the Room
The forum first, the whole chapter one tab over — profiles written like introductions, not database rows. The Exchange carries talent and intros; the Bench holds the legends’ open hours.
- Bespoke member profiles, verified
- Contact cards straight to the phone
- Tenure badges — the pyramid ladder
Spouses Have Their Own Rooms
Not a guest pass — a wing. Their own daylight surface: the summer map, gatherings they plan themselves, the voyage, the book club. Sealed where it should be sealed; nobody is bolted on.
- Five rooms of their own, web and iOS
- Quiet travel overlaps by mutual consent
- The members’ forums stay members’
One Desk Per Member
Profile, pulse, payments, receipts, surveys, notification choices, the calendar feed — each member’s own drawer, kept tidy. Sign-in is a passkey and a face; passwords are optional history.
- Face ID and passkeys, web and iOS
- Receipts for everything ever paid
- An assistant’s desk, audited, if they want one
The Console Runs the Year
The board’s surface deserves its own walk — roster, events, money, and the record.
Tour the console Begin your chapter