Member apps
A member app, run from your website.
Your members get an app for the things they do most. Your team keeps running everything from your website — and the app picks it all up from the same records.
How it works
Members use the app. Your team uses the website.
The app is for members. Everything your club manages stays in your Drupal website and CiviCRM, so there is one place to run it all — and nothing to keep in step.
- Your team Runs the club from the website, as now.
- Drupal and CiviCRM One set of records for members, events and content.
- Your members Use the app for the things they do most.
What’s in it
From day one, to made for your club.
Out of the box
Renew and book
Members renew their membership, and register and pay for events, from day one.
From your club
Your club’s content
The news, events and pages your club already publishes on its website appear in the app too.
From your members
Members’ own posts
Members add their own content, such as blog posts and reviews.
Made for your club
App-only features
Things a browser can’t do, built for how your club works — like the example below.
For example
Live fleet tracking
On cruise days, each boat shares its position from a crew member’s phone. Everyone following can see the fleet on a live map, ranked by distance to the finish, and replay the whole event afterwards.
Why it needs the app
Tracking in the background
The phone keeps sending its position with the screen locked or another app open, for hours at a time. A web page stops tracking once it’s closed or the phone sleeps.
Lock Screen updates
The skipper sees their place, distance to go and speed on the Lock Screen without unlocking the phone. Browsers can’t do this.
Handles poor signal at sea
Positions are saved on the phone while there’s no signal and sent once the boat is back in coverage.
Signed in already
Members open it straight from the event, with no website login on deck.
Let’s give your members what they expect.
A 30-minute conversation with Tony Horrocks, author of the CiviCRM Cookbook.