Built for volunteer patrol clubs

Run the patrol, not the paperwork.

Volunteer Resource Planning (VRP) for your club — what ERP is to a business, this is to your patrol: members, rosters, training, equipment and meeting records in one system of record, so your hours go to the beach, not the books.

Get your club set up

Free to start. No card, no lock-in.

See how it works

A two-minute walk-through, no sign-up.

Your records stay yoursWorks on the beach or at the clubNo IT skills requiredIndependent — not run by any lifesaving body

A meeting, start to finish

Every decision recorded, authorised and sealed.

General Meeting — Tuesday agenda
  • MotionApprove equipment repair — $1,240Carried 9–0
  • Dual-authorisationEquipment repair voucherAuthorised
  • MinutesAuto-drafted from tonight's recordAwaiting sign-off
  • Audit trailTamper-evident chainSealed & verifiable
Illustrative — not live data.

Built for every role at Surf Life Saving Clubs

No logins tied to one person's memory — every role keeps working when people move on.

Every AI action follows the same trail as a human's

An illustration of how the assistant's actions move through the same permission and audit path — low-risk actions log automatically; anything higher-risk waits for a person to say yes.

  1. AI proposes“Send this week's patrol roster reminder to the team.”
  2. Permission checkWithin the assistant's standing authority — no approval needed.
  3. Logged to the audit trailRecorded automatically, same as any member action.

Simple, per-organisation pricing

Your VRP, sized to your organisation. Priced in AUD, per organisation — not per member. Start on the free Lite plan, upgrade only when you need to.

Lite

$0 AUD/month

Free for small teams — no card required. Up to 25 members.

Core member and meeting management.

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Enterprise

Custom pricing

Tailored for larger organisations.

Custom onboarding and support for multi-branch organisations.

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Patrol captains rotate, training officers step down, and the roster turns over every season — but the patrol's memory shouldn't wash out with the tide. Every member qualification, equipment check and meeting minute stays put, handed over clean to whoever holds the roster next.