Young club leaders meeting around a table

A club that runs itself, one door each.

Heads see every desk. Officials see their own. Members see what is new, how far along it is, and what they owe.

Only a club head can start a club. No card needed.

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Member

Rotaract

Progress to completion

Service drive 72% done

Dues$45 due Nov 14

Latest update

Meeting moved to Hall 3

Member

Red Cross

Progress to completion

First-aid drive 40% ready

Dues$20 due Nov 21

Latest update

Volunteer roster is posted

Official

Presidential Award

Progress to completion

Gold award 91% complete

DuesNothing owed

Latest update

Mentor session set for Friday

  • Aisha Khan paid her Rotaract dues
  • Red Cross posted the volunteer roster
  • Mei Tanaka published March minutes
  • Tomas Ruiz joined Presidential Award as a member
  • Service drive reached 72%
  • Sofia Alvarez confirmed the venue
  • Lena Fischer switched to Red Cross
  • Aisha Khan paid her Rotaract dues
  • Red Cross posted the volunteer roster
  • Mei Tanaka published March minutes
  • Tomas Ruiz joined Presidential Award as a member
  • Service drive reached 72%
  • Sofia Alvarez confirmed the venue
  • Lena Fischer switched to Red Cross
214
members across the demo clubs
18
officials, each with one desk
3
clubs a member can switch between
96%
of dues paid on time

Same screen, three different doors.

Switch the view below to see what a head, an official and a member each get.

RotaractHead
82%collected

Spring dues

$3,690 of $4,500

11 members owe

Upcoming

  • 12 MarBuild night: drivetrainRoom 214
  • 15 MarDues close for springOnline
  • 22 MarSpring Showcase dry runMain hall

Dues table

MemberAmountStatus
Aisha Khan$45Owed
Tomas Ruiz$45Owed
Lena Fischer$45Paid
Jonah Bell$45Paid

Featured clubs

One member, every club they love.

Swipe between the clubs you belong to. Each keeps its own updates, progress and dues.

How a club comes alive on Quorum.

The head starts the club

Only a head can create a club. They name it and get every desk from day one.

People ask to join

Members and officials request a place. The head checks who each person is.

Each gets their own door

Officials open their desk. Members see updates, progress and dues, and can switch clubs.

How it holds together

  • Value one

    Heads see everything

    The club head opens every official desk and can reassign a role at any time.

  • Value two

    Officials own a desk

    Treasurer, Secretary, Events Lead. Each sees only their own work.

  • Value three

    Members see their share

    Updates, progress to completion, payments and dues. Nothing more.

  • Value four

    One person, many clubs

    Belong to two or three clubs and switch between them in a tap.

Two dashboards. Each one shows only what the person needs.

OFFICIALS

Treasurer desk

Daniel Okafor, Rotaract

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MemberAmountStatus
Aisha Khan$45Owed
Tomas Ruiz$45Owed
Lena Fischer$45Paid

Officials work their own desk.

  • The treasurer sees dues. The secretary sees minutes.
  • Nobody opens another official's numbers.
  • Only the club head sees every desk.

MEMBERS

Spring Showcase build

64%

Chassis approved. Wiring next.

Your dues

$45 due 15 March

Members see what concerns them.

  • Updates from the club, newest first.
  • Progress on every project, in plain percentages.
  • What they owe, and by when.

The head opens the club. Everyone else asks to join.

Only a club head can start a club. Anyone who joins lands in a waiting list, and the head checks who they are: member or official. Their answer decides which dashboard that person gets.

Young African club leaders in a meeting, one standing at the head of the table
  1. The head creates the club and gets every desk.
  2. People request to join and wait for a decision.
  3. The head marks each one as member or official, and picks the desk.

Join requests, Rotaract

Signed in as Maya Brandt, club head

2 waiting
  • DO

    Daniel Okafor

    Asked to join as Treasurer

    Treasurer dashboard
  • LF

    Lena Fischer

    Student, 2nd year

    Member dashboard
  • AK

    Aisha Khan

    Says she is the new Secretary

  • TR

    Tomas Ruiz

    Student, 1st year

Until the head decides, a new person sees no club data at all.

Members working on a project together
Projects with a treasurer and a secretary behind them
African and international classmates smiling together with notebooks
Clubs where every member knows their dues and progress
Two students laughing together outside a brick building
Campus clubs built across borders, one switch between them

Access

Who sees what.

Each role opens a different set of doors. Nothing is shared by default.

Head

Opens every desk, signs off every figure.

  • Other dashboardsAllowed: Head, Other dashboards
  • Own dashboardAllowed: Head, Own dashboard
  • PaymentsAllowed: Head, Payments
  • UpdatesAllowed: Head, Updates
Official

Works their own desk. Other desks stay closed.

  • Other dashboardsLocked: Official, Other dashboards
  • Own dashboardAllowed: Official, Own dashboard
  • PaymentsAllowed: Official, Payments
  • UpdatesAllowed: Official, Updates
Member

Sees updates, progress and their own dues.

  • Other dashboardsLocked: Member, Other dashboards
  • Own dashboardAllowed: Member, Own dashboard
  • PaymentsAllowed: Member, Payments
  • UpdatesAllowed: Member, Updates

Access is set by the club head. Officials and members cannot widen their own view.

What you owe, and how far along it is.

Your dues ledger

Rotaract
  1. 12 SepAutumn dues$45Paid
  2. 20 OctWorkshop kit$18Paid
  3. 3 JanCompetition fee$25Paid
  4. 15 MarSpring duesDue 15 March$45Due
Total owed$45 owed

How far along

Spring Showcase build
  1. Design signed off

    14 Jan
  2. Chassis built

    8 Feb
  3. Wiring and code

    Now, 64%
    In progress64%
  4. Showcase

    29 Mar

Your club head sees the same steps. Nobody else sees your dues.

Members in two or three clubs

One login. Every club you belong to.

Switch clubs in one tap. Each club keeps its own dues, updates and progress, so nothing from one club shows up in another.

Clubs already run on Quorum.

  • Rotaract

    Members
    64
    Officials
    5 officials
    Head sees all
  • Red Cross

    Members
    48
    Officials
    4 officials
    Head sees all
  • Presidential Award

    Members
    37
    Officials
    3 officials
    Head sees all
  • AYLF

    Members
    52
    Officials
    4 officials
    Head sees all
  • Girl Guides

    Members
    71
    Officials
    6 officials
    Head sees all
  • Student Radio

    Members
    29
    Officials
    3 officials
    Head sees all

Join a community that keeps its word.

Clubs across campuses run on Quorum. Heads, officials and members, each with a clear place.

Start your club on Quorum.

Only a club head can start a club. Name it, then approve each person who asks to join as a member or an official. Each desk gets its own door from the first day.

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