KesherClub software · Free while we're getting started
Your club
isn't a
group chat
Rides, roster, dues and announcements that stay put — instead of scrolling away in a thread nobody can search.
What a group chat loses
The same eight things, in both places
If you run a club
Your club owns its data. Not us, not an alliance, not another club. You can take it with you whenever you like.
Members get in without a password — a link, or Face ID. Officers get only the permissions their job needs: a treasurer records dues without being able to approve members.
Free while we're getting started. This is a hobby project run by riders, not a startup looking for an exit.
Rides & RSVP
Recurring meets, a real headcount, and the destination posted on the morning.
Roster
Who rides what, since when, and how to reach them — visible only to members.
Dues & spending
A record of what came in and what went out, with receipts. Not a payment processor.
Ride feed
Photos from the day, posted by members, moderated by officers.
Notifications
A phone buzz when the destination is posted. The one thing a chat did well.
Your own domain
Use ours, or point your club's domain at it. Either way it looks like yours.
Alliances
Clubs stay independent. An alliance — JMA, HOG, a state association — is a label a club claims and a calendar it can publish into, never a way into a club's roster or its money.
A club can belong to several, or to none at all.