DoJoe
For sports clubs

The attendance sheet you never have to keep

Members just tap their name at the door, and the attendance is done. DoJoe records the arrival, keeps track of the attendance, gauges how well prepared someone is or flags an unpaid fee, and saves it to PDF whenever you ask.

Your card details are handled by the payment provider — they never reach us.

Phone
  • Attendance sheet
  • Check-in
  • Groups
  • Statistics
  • PDF export
  • Multiple clubs
Features

What a club actually uses

Not project management, not a CRM. One session, one roster, one statistic.

The member signs in, not you

Put a phone or a tablet by the door and open the Attendance page. The member types their name into the search box, taps it — and they have arrived. On the way out, the same tap closes the visit.

No sign-in, no password, no paper. On the digital attendance sheet the member sees only their own group, and can do nothing but mark an arrival and a departure.

The member signs in, not you

Every visit, down to the day

Arrival and departure times are kept to the minute. Pick a group and a period, and you can see who was in when — broken down by a single day, a week or a whole season.

Visits still open show up live: whoever is in the hall right now is marked out in the list.

Every visit, down to the day

Attendance and readiness, in numbers

Pick a member and you see how many sessions they made, how much of which technique they practised, or whether a fee is still owed. The statistics chart also tells you whether they are ready for their next competition, and which week they began to drift away — long before they give up for good.

The same summary can be exported to PDF, whenever a coach, a parent or a grant application asks for it.

Attendance and readiness, in numbers

Members and groups, the way you run them

A group is just that: the Tuesday beginners’ session, the competitors, the weekday-morning adults. A member can belong to several groups, and you handle their attendance separately in each one.

The member list belongs to the club, not to a coach’s phone or squared notebook: when someone takes over a group, nobody has to be written down again.

Members and groups, the way you run them

Several halls, one account

If you train at two venues, that is two clubs in the same account — separate member lists, separate groups, a single sign-in.

Admins are assigned per club, so the coach at one hall does not see the roster of the other.

Several halls, one account
Pricing

Pricing

For one club or for fifteen. Raise the limits whenever you need to.

Pay yearly and two months are on us

Pricing
LimitsBasicProMax
Clubs13
Users35
Admins12
Groups24
Members per group1530

Every plan includes unlimited visits, statistics, PDF export and three languages.

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