Every club, team, troop, and committee runs on one unpaid person — the organizer with the roster, the forms, and the chase list in their head. The software industry has never built for them. They get hand-me-downs: workplace tools priced per employee, gaming platforms their members won’t touch, and group chats that eat everything important.
TinyHubs is built for that person. Four things — chat, files, events and polls, forms — each with a who-hasn’t-answered list that does the chasing. One flat price the treasurer can put on a single budget line. Nothing to administer, nothing mined, nothing upsold to the members.
We stay small on purpose. The manifesto lists everything we refuse to build, in writing, so you can hold us to it. The pricing page has no asterisks. And your group’s data exports any time, because the fastest way to earn a volunteer’s trust is to make leaving easy.
Questions, ideas, or a group whose shape we should understand better? Write to us. The people building this read everything.