Event volunteers
Carnival booths, book fair shifts, field day stations — parents claim what fits their schedule.
See a sign-up run end to endSolution / Organizations
Schools & PTAs
Carnivals, book fairs, concession stands, team rosters, fundraiser duties — everything your parent group divides, without the sign-up sheet taped to the wall.
What you can run
One tool for the whole school year.
Parent groups divide three kinds of things. Each has a guide of its own.
Teams and rosters
Rec leagues, intramurals, and club teams form balanced rosters from one player pool.
How player drafts work
Fundraisers and drives
Auction items, donation lists, supplies to bring — divide the things, not just the hours.
See what else groups draftWhy parent groups use it
Made for volunteers, not admins.
Nobody running a PTA has time to learn software between drop-off and the board meeting.
Parents need no account
One link or QR code in the newsletter — they join with an email and pick.
It survives the handoff
Next year's chair inherits the group instead of rebuilding the spreadsheet.
Free for small lists
Drafts of 15 items or fewer cost nothing, which covers a lot of school events.
Where to go next
What parent groups ask about most.
The details behind the three jobs above.
Retire the sign-up sheet.
Create a group, post your slots, and share one link with every family — it's free to start.