Built for the clubs that keep minutes and bylaws.

What fellos is

The whole organization, on one connected record.

In fellos, members, chapters and offices depend on each other the way they do in your club. Change one through an approved request or a certified election, and the rest is updated in the same act. Six parts, in brief.

• The Record. Approve a transfer and the member's organization, directory listing and history move in one step, and any officer roles they held at the old organization are released.
• Elections. Nominations, prerequisites, campaigning, ballots and election analytics all happen inside fellos, and the moment the result is certified each winner is placed in the role and the organization they were elected to.
• The Feed. Anniversaries and birthdays, election results, the discussions in your groups, officer changes and member changes. It reads like a social feed, and it writes itself from the same record that runs the organization.
• Discussions. Search every post and reply in every group you can see, or put a question to Ask AI and get in-depth research back — a written answer with numbered citations to the posts behind it.
• Documents. Replace a file and every earlier revision is kept: who uploaded it, when, and the file itself, each with its own download.
• Events. The club's calendar, RSVPs and ticketing, each member's ticket priced by their member type, whoever buys it. One scan and one tap at the door check the party in, and the member's ticket page then says when, and by whom.

The same standard runs through the rest: approvals that route up your real chain of command, a store, dues by member type, and payments through your organization's own Stripe account, so the money goes straight to the club. Every administrative action — who, what, which record, when — goes into an append-only audit log that no one, site admins included, can edit or delete while your site exists. A fellos site installs to a phone's home screen and opens full screen.