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Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe the club activity management system your school needs — rosters, attendance, equipment, budgets, forms, pages, and fees — and Kliv builds it.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
Kliv isn’t a school club template — it’s an AI app builder that builds software for you.
You describe the app you need in plain words, and Kliv builds the database, roles, screens, public pages, forms, and payment flows. You own the result, run it on your own domain and accounts, and keep changing it by asking for changes. It isn’t a template.
On this page, that app is a club activity management system. Kliv builds many kinds of web apps; this is one example.
A school club office has many small records to keep: charters, rosters, attendance, equipment, budgets, receipts, fees, forms, and public pages. Spreadsheets and folders work only while someone remembers every handoff.
Kliv builds one app where each club is a record, membership is a row, equipment has a due date, and budgets are ledgers.
The office can see the whole school while advisors and officers see only the clubs they are responsible for.
Six kinds of record answer the office’s daily questions.
Each club has an advisor, officers, and members. Joining and leaving are records with dates, so the office can see whether a club is active.
Advisors can take attendance from a phone. A term of attendance becomes a participation record.
Projectors, cameras, and other items can be checked out to a person with a due date. Overdue items show on both borrower and club.
Each club has a budget ledger. Receipt photos attach to rows, and remaining balance is visible to the advisor and office.
Trip forms and signatures can sit on student records. The bus list can read clearance from the same place the file lives.
Every club can have a public page, and the school showcase can list them all. Public visitors need no account.
Here’s how one school might use a club activity management system built with Kliv. It’s only an example — you would describe your own clubs, fees, budgets, forms, and access rules.
Three students propose an astronomy club. The charter waits in Nadia’s approval queue, and her approval is stored with the date.
Members pay the $35 activity fee online. Paid status appears on the roster, and quiet waivers look the same to advisors and students.
The advisor taps attendance from a phone during Thursday’s meeting. By December, participation is a student record, not a rough impression.
The office can see the projector is checked out to Priit in room 9 and due Monday. The equipment question becomes a lookup.
By May, each club’s public page feeds the showcase. The school newsletter links to it without anyone building a new website that week.
Kliv builds from your description, so the more detail you give, the closer the first version. Include clubs, roles, fees, waivers, equipment, forms, and public pages. Here are three examples to build on:
Every club, one office view.
“Build a club management app for our school with 43 club rosters, advisor attendance from phones, officer roles, equipment checkouts with due dates, per-club budget ledgers with receipt photos, and an activities office dashboard across every club.”
Borrowers, due dates, overdue lists, and club history.
“Build an equipment checkout app where club members borrow projectors, cameras, and microphones against their name with a due date, advisors see their club’s items, and the office sees overdue items across all clubs.”
Paid status, waivers, receipts, and rosters.
“Build an activity fee system where students pay a $35 per-season club fee online, paid status shows on the roster, quiet waivers are visible only to the office, and collection is tracked across every club.”
Ledgers replace shoeboxes. Fees can arrive through checkout on the school’s own Stripe account. Each club’s balance is computed from receipt rows, so year-end reporting comes from records.
Logins match jobs. An advisor sees their club. An officer sees the roster but not another club’s ledger. Nadia’s office view covers the school. The database applies those rules on every page.
Sensitive forms stay scoped. Signed trip forms can live on student records as files readable by the office and the relevant club advisor, and nobody else.
A school club is where many people first learn membership. Kliv for membership businesses takes that pattern to organizations with tiers, dues, and member-only access.
Kliv is an AI app builder. You describe the club activity system you need, and it builds a real app with rosters, attendance, equipment, budgets, forms, public pages, and roles.
A real app. Kliv builds around your school’s clubs, approvals, attendance process, budget rules, waivers, equipment, and forms.
Yes. You can add clubs, change fee rules, add equipment types, change approval steps, or add new reports later.
No. A club officer reads that club’s rows. The office can read across clubs. The database enforces both rules.
The office can mark a student covered. The roster shows the student like anyone else, while the waiver decision remains visible only to the office.
The records belong to the club, not the advisor. A new advisor gets a login and inherits rosters, receipts, attendance, forms, and history.
Not for public club pages or the showcase. Accounts are for members, advisors, officers, and the office.
Yes. Fees can be collected online through your own Stripe account if your school wants online payment.
No. Students or families just pay by card or the methods you enable.
Yes. Each checkout can name the borrower, item, club, due date, and overdue status.
Yes. Public pages can be prerendered, included in a sitemap, and readable to search engines and AI assistants.
Yes. Public pages and private dashboards can run on your own domain.
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Describe your clubs, rosters, attendance, equipment, budgets, waivers, forms, and public pages in as much detail as you like. Kliv builds the system around them.