For clubs, charities and community groups

A volunteer rota people can actually say yes to

Volunteers aren't staff — you ask, you don't tell. So the rota goes out as a link, everyone answers from their phone, and you see who's confirmed and which shifts still need a body.

7 days free, no card. Then $29.99 a site per month — however many volunteers you have.

The week's shifts: green is covered, red still needs someone to say yes.

Built around how volunteers work

Asking, not assigning

You pencil people in; they answer yes, maybe or no from their phone. With volunteers that answer is the whole game — a name on a rota isn't a person in the building.

No app, no account hurdles

Each volunteer gets a link to their own shifts. Nothing to install, no password to forget — it works for the seventeen-year-old and the seventy-year-old on whatever phone they've got.

Gaps show up while there's time

A shift nobody's confirmed turns amber, then red. You find out the Saturday stall is short on Tuesday, while there's still a week to ask around.

Volunteers can offer to cover

Anything going short shows up for people who could take it. The keen ones put themselves forward — you just say yes.

Rotas that repeat without redoing

Set the shifts you run — match days, opening hours, the Sunday service — once. Every rota after starts from them with one click.

More than one team

The shop, the café, the visitor desk — a rota each, with its own people, from the same login.

The volunteer's side is three buttons

No rota grid to decipher, no login to remember. A volunteer opens their link, sees just their shifts, and taps yes, maybe or no. People stay volunteering when saying yes is this easy — and when they're never the one who didn't get the message.

This week's rota, sorted tonight

7 days free, no card. Not sure where to start? How to make a rota.