Volunteer sign up
One printed QR code builds your volunteer list
Every event ends the same way. A clipboard full of names, retyped into a spreadsheet on Thursday, with mistakes. A QR code replaces the clipboard.
Someone scans it, fills a short form, and lands in your volunteer list, ready to book. A QR code is the square barcode a phone camera reads.
From scan to scheduled
- Print the code. Each campaign gets its own QR code to print. Put it on the launch table, the flyer, and the candidate's card.
- People fill a short form. Name, contact, ward, and when they are free. It takes under a minute on a phone.
- The list cleans itself. New sign-ups merge with your list by email, then phone, then close name match. Someone who signs up at three events is one record.
From there you can book any of them on the grid, rank them by ward for canvass launches, and count them in the 7am report.
Live from day one of the trial
QR sign-up is in every plan, from day one of the 14-day free trial. Print the code Monday. Put it on the table Saturday. By the time you decide about the trial, you are looking at your own volunteer list. Everything you collect stays yours.
Know by Friday who is covering Saturday
- Every shift sits on one grid, from canvass launches to election day.
- The gap panel ranks who to ask by ward and by who shows up.
- Reminders go out the day before, and no-shows are tracked.
The gap panel tells you who to text for each open shift. In a 2020 test with 1,220 volunteers, people asked by text showed up more than 3 times as often as people sent only an email. Read the study.
Start 14 free days, then $99 a month
More ways to pay: card, Cash App, Link, or Amazon Pay.
Nothing is charged for 14 days. We email you 3 days before. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
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