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Members & committees
A living roster with roles and permissions — and committees that actually run, with meetings, minutes, and tasks attached to the people responsible.
Built for cultural centers, mosques and churches, hometown associations — every organization where the unit of belonging is the family, not just the individual.
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A living roster with roles and permissions — and committees that actually run, with meetings, minutes, and tasks attached to the people responsible.
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Families as first-class records: one household, its members, its children — and its dues, tracked on a real receivables ledger, not a spreadsheet.
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Public programming and member events with registration and capacity, on a shared calendar the whole community can see.
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Language school on Saturdays, religion class on Sundays: terms, classes, rosters, attendance, and tuition — a small school system that already knows your families.
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Announcements that reach everyone, forums for the long conversations, chat for the quick ones — inside the community, not scattered across group texts.
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Dues, tuition, and donations collected online, applied to the right family's account automatically, with statements your treasurer can stand behind.
Not translated as an afterthought — built multilingual. Every member chooses their own language.
Consent forms and school paperwork can be written in any language your families read — including ones the app itself doesn't speak yet.
A community's data deserves a community's discretion.
| The promise | In practice |
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| Invite-only by design | Your organization decides who belongs. There is no public sign-up unless you turn it on. |
| Consent is a record, not a checkbox | Photo permissions and program releases are signed against a specific text, in the signer's own language, and kept as evidence. |
| Families own their information | Households edit their own records; staff see what their role allows and nothing more, with an audit trail behind it. |
| Your community, your space | Each organization's data is its own — separate, scoped, and never pooled across communities. |