Event briefs for whoever is leading
A single printable-style page with the roster, meeting details, requirements, and contacts for the person running the day.
These are real screens from a RallyWire club workspace—desktop and phone—so you can judge the software before you ask for access.

Screenshots show a demonstration club with sample members, activities, dues, and documents. Nothing here is another club’s data.
Events and field operations
Publish an event with its meeting point on a map, capacity, difficulty, requirements, and leaders. RSVPs, waitlists, waiver status, attached files, and attendance all stay on the event instead of scattering into a thread.

Members and participation
Invite members or take applications with your own questions, assign roles, and keep the roster searchable. Each person stays connected to the dues, waivers, activities, and updates that actually apply to them.

Dues and money the club collects
Record what each member paid, how, and when. Officers see who is current and who is behind; members see their own balance without asking the treasurer.

Waivers and requirements
Publish waiver templates, require the right one for the right activity, and see at a glance who has signed. Signatures are kept as records of what was agreed to, not overwritten when the wording changes.

Files, bylaws, and shared gear
Keep trip plans, safety checklists, minutes, and governing documents in a browsable library with role-based visibility, then track the gear the club owns and who currently has it.

Communication and updates
Write announcements once and let them land in the workspace, in members' notifications, and in the channels your club already uses. The archive stays readable long after the message would have scrolled away.

Club settings let you switch modules off when your club does not use them, so the workspace stays as small as the club needs.
A single printable-style page with the roster, meeting details, requirements, and contacts for the person running the day.
Privileged changes are recorded with the actor, the action, and the time, so the club can reconstruct what happened.
Radios, first-aid kits, canopies, and group equipment tracked with asset tags, status, and current custody.
Scoped API keys, Discord delivery, and calendar feeds for clubs that want RallyWire data in their own tools.
Tailored onboarding journeys for new club members, ensuring they feel welcomed and informed from day one.
Analytics and reporting tools to help clubs understand their performance.
RallyWire is in private beta and beta access is currently free. Every feature on this page is part of the club workspace you get; plans differ by active-member capacity, included storage, and API access.