Run the club? Here’s its notice board.
PinUpp gives your club one wall — announcements, schedules, sign-ups — at one link every member can open. Nothing for anyone to install, no accounts to make anybody create.
No feed. No likes. No algorithm. No “who has the password to the Facebook page.”
Free — and your members never need accounts. The board works instantly at its own link.
This is a real board.
Go on — read it. The board below is live, and those flyers are really pinned to it; there’s even a breeze on. When you run your own board, it works exactly like this one — except you decide what stays up.
WELCOME — READ ME FIRST
NOTICE FROM THE CARETAKER
HOW TO PIN A FLYER
START YOUR OWN BOARD
WANT TO KEEP THIS BOARD?
SHARE THE LINK
How it works
1. Start the board.
Name it after the club and press the button. Five seconds, no committee required — you can show it to the committee after.
2. Pin the notices.
Practice moved to Thursday. Dues are due. The sign-up sheet. Members can pin too — with your approval first, if that’s how your club runs.
3. Share one link, once.
Put it in the email thread or the team chat. Anyone who holds the link can walk up and read the wall — no downloads, no invitations to manage.
Which one is yours?
THE REC LEAGUE
This week’s schedule, the rained-out makeup date, who’s driving. The wall keeps the season straight so your inbox doesn’t have to.
THE PTA
The bake sale, the volunteer sheet, the principal’s notice. One wall parents actually check instead of forty reply-alls.
THE TROOP
The campout packing list, permission slips due Friday, badge day photos. Parents read the board; you stop repeating yourself.
THE VOLUNTEER CREW
Shifts, sign-ups, the thank-you photos from Saturday. Rip down what’s done — the wall always shows what still needs hands.
Built for the person who runs things
You keep the board the way you keep the club: stale flyers get ripped down, member pins can wait in an approval queue if you want one, and the wall stays worth reading because someone — you — keeps it that way. Sign in with one email, no password to invent, and the board is saved to your name for good.
What it costs — nothing
Free. Actually free — every board, every flyer, every member. No per-seat pricing, no “contact us” tier. The Management sells brass pins and bigger walls, never your roster.
“The prices are posted early so nobody’s ever surprised.” — The ManagementWhat things cost →
A board people trust can pay its keeper
Run a wall your community relies on, and it can pay you back. Set a feature fee and sellers pay it to pin their listing to the top — your board, your fee, your call on what’s junk. You keep 85 to 90 cents of every dollar. Coming with marketplace boards.
Read the deal — it’s in writing →Boards worth a look
Or just wander
Every town needs a square. Visit the Town Square — the one board everybody shares — or explore the public boards and see how other keepers run their walls.