For clubs

A club page for your club — free

Name, place and what you drive. Then invite members with a link, a QR code or a printed poster.

What your club gets

A front page: Members' vehicles and for-sale listings, all in one place.
Meets & runs: Plan events with sign-up, so you know who's actually coming.
Wall & stories: A forum built for photos and write-ups, not a feed that buries them.
Member list: A members-only directory of who's in the club.
Club classifieds: A marketplace just for your own members.

Set up in a minute: Name, place and what you drive. Pick who can join.
Invite link and QR code: One link members open to join, and a QR code to share or print.
Printable A4 poster: Your club name, a QR code and three reasons to join, ready for the clubhouse or the next meet.
A message ready to paste: Text for your newsletter or Facebook group, in five languages.
A get-started checklist: Photo, introduction, first members, first meet, first post. Each step links to the action.

Garage & timeline: A permanent record of every vehicle they own.
Receipt in, entry out: Drop in a photo of a receipt or invoice — it becomes a filled-in timeline entry.
“Documented”: Any entry with a receipt or document attached is marked, so history isn't just a claim.
Reminders: Service and maintenance reminders that actually get sent.
Export: Their own vehicle's history, exportable, never locked in.

01
Create your club
Name it, add a location — takes under a minute.
02
Invite your members
Share the link or QR code, or print the poster. Everyone joins with their own account.
03
Share vehicles & plan meets
Members add their vehicles, post to the wall, and sign up for runs.

Is it free?

Yes — creating and running a club costs nothing.

Who owns the data?

Your members do. Each vehicle's history belongs to its owner, exportable at any time.

Can we move from a forum or Facebook group?

Yes — bring your members over and start posting; nothing about your existing group needs to shut down first.

Free, and ready in under a minute.