See across the club.
Review membership, approve subscription proposals and inspect example finance reports without mixing committee discussions into a family feed.
Who it’s for
Different roles.
One shared club.
For football, rugby, tennis, netball and other sports and membership clubs. Build around the people who make your club possible.
More time for participation.
Plan relevant communication for teams, session groups or individual members. Explore coach updates, acknowledgements and availability in the football demo.
Keep family life connected.
See updates shared with linked children, respond to fixtures and review approved example schedules.
Manage your own involvement.
A club may centre on individual participation, a regular group or a team. The adult football view demonstrates personal availability and subscription records.
Take part, with boundaries.
Read relevant updates, react and acknowledge, with guardian visibility and restricted publishing and messaging.
Belonging without team boundaries.
Shared interests and regular sessions can bring members together without a multi-team structure. Discuss the membership model and communication audiences your club needs.
Different clubs. Different ways to take part.
Football and rugby clubs often bring squads and families together across teams. Tennis clubs may connect individual members through coached sessions and social groups. Netball clubs may organise teams alongside open participation sessions. Other membership clubs may gather around shared interests without teams.
These are examples of club environments, not claims of live booking, competition or billing integrations. The proposed Clubberoo setup should follow your members and communication needs. Cuxton remains the clearly labelled football demonstration.
Explore the differences yourself.
Use the role selector in the demo to see how the same example club changes for each person. This is an open demonstration: there are no real accounts and no registration.
Choose an example roleA little less admin. A lot more belonging.