Roster and member records, invites, the schedule and signups, club news, club email, chat, and a public club page. Not a trial, not a starter tier. The whole set.
Club Manager is the desktop workspace for the people who run the club. Members stay in Strive: reading the news, signing up for Saturday, showing up. No subscription and no per-member fee.
Members stay in Strive. You get the roster, the calendar, club news, club email, and the public face of the community without asking anyone to leave the app they already use on the ride.
This is the full list, not a starter tier. No subscription, no per-member fee. Text messaging is the one paid add-on, and it is not switched on yet.
We want to build an endurance-focused community, and that requires club members. Making the club tools free is how clubs bring their people in.
Club Manager is desktop for now. Members use Strive anywhere.
No, and that’s on purpose. Group chats are great for quick back-and-forth and terrible at everything else: nobody can find that route someone posted three weeks ago, new members join with zero context, and the one message that actually mattered is buried under forty that didn’t.
Your club’s events live in a schedule. Club threads stay findable. Announcements go out as news, not as a message people scroll past.
Start with position and comfort. The fastest equipment is useless if you can’t hold your position.
Club threads, routes and answers stay with the club and stay findable months later, instead of scrolling out of a group chat.
Events, signups, routes and results have an actual place to live, not a pinned message that gets buried.
No cousin’s political rant between your members and tomorrow’s ride details. No algorithm deciding what they see.
Members pick instant in-app, a daily digest (the default), or a weekly roundup, so nobody leaves because their phone wouldn’t stop buzzing.
Keep your club’s WhatsApp group for casual chat if that’s what your members are used to. Nothing about Strive shuts down your group chat. What changes is where the stuff that actually matters lives. Some clubs keep both running side by side, others find the group chat gets quieter once there’s less that needs to happen there. Either way is up to your members, not us.
Post club news and it lands on the club home page and alerts every member. Write an email and send it to the whole club or just the people signed up for Saturday. Members choose how they hear from you, so your announcements land instead of getting muted.
Posts land on the club home page and alert every member.
All members, everyone signed up for an event, everyone who hasn’t, or just owners and admins. Sends go out one at a time so they land in inboxes, and you keep a send history.
Separate replies for members and non-members, with your own instructions dropped in.
In-app as it happens, one email a day (the default), or a single weekly roundup.
Instant in-app, a daily digest (the default), or a weekly roundup. The point is your members choose, not a group thread that never stops.
Club Manager and every tool listed above are free. Create an account to get started.