A member’s day
He taps a link from the shop and he is in. That is the entire onboarding.
Club software fails on one number: how many members ever open it. This is designed backwards from the oldest member at the club.
No accounts, ever
Your club's own app, on every member's phone.
Every club app promises the member's phone and then asks him to make an account first. Ours never asks, and that is why every member ends up with it. Face ID is a faster way into an account. This has no account.
- The shop texts him one link. It opens, and the app is on his phone from then on.
- Nothing to remember. No username, no password, no reset email.
- Nothing to explain. One screen, one idea, big type.
Tuesday to Thursday
Three days, and he never typed a password.
Tuesday, 4:10 pm
The shop texts him one link
He taps it and he is looking at his own club.
Wednesday, 7:02 am
He puts a game up
Wolf at 4:30, two in, three seats open to anybody.
Thursday, 5:40 pm
The teams are already drawn
Handicaps carried, the card on every phone in the group.
Thursday to Sunday
The cart finds him, and the board keeps itself.
Thursday, 6:55 pm
The cooler is in the cart
He picked it at booking, then ordered two more at seven.
Friday, 9:15 am
His lesson is still there on Wednesday
The plan, the recap and the pro’s video stay in his pocket.
All season
The board runs itself
Standings, the aces wall, last night. He looks because it is his.
What the club gets
Trending up, or going quiet.
You finally see which members are leaning in and which are stepping back, while there is still time. Every figure is derived from what they actually did, never typed in.
See it now
See it on your own phone after a call.
One link opens what your members see. One opens what you see.
