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Yoga studios, comedy clubs, choirs, and bands use Revel to sell tickets, memberships, and season passes from their own server with no platform fee. Studios and clubs sell monthly or yearly memberships through Stripe and offer series passes that cover a class pack, a course, or a season, with wallet cards that a door scan verifies. Venues design seat maps with sectors, individual seats, and accessible seats, and buyers pick seats on an interactive map while the seats are held at checkout. Bands and DJs sell their own shows with no promoter in between, set pay-what-you-can tiers, open presales to invitation-link holders, and export every buyer's name and email. Communities that vet who comes screen requests with questionnaires reviewed automatically, manually, or both, and keep private guest lists, invitation-only events, and a fuzzy-matched blacklist. Buyers check out a multi-tier cart without an account, using discount codes and fixed-price, free, or pay-at-the-door tiers. Tickets arrive as QR PDFs or Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes, and door staff check guests in by scanning. Organizers run waitlists with time-limited offers, announcements, reminders, and a Telegram bot for RSVPs and invitations. Revenue and VAT reports export as XLSX or PDF, and VIES checks buyer VAT IDs. The web app speaks English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Church offices juggle member directories, giving records, event rosters, and volunteer schedules, and ChurchCRM, a free church management system, brings all of it into one browser-based workspace. Administrators keep a record for every person and family, with contact details, roles, notes, custom properties, and a timeline, while visitors submit a self-registration form that staff approve before it reaches the printed directory. Treasurers log donations against family pledge accounts, follow numbered giving envelopes and multi-year pledges, and batch gifts into deposit slips with printable bank forms. Ministry leaders organize teams, committees, Bible studies, and Sunday School rosters, then schedule volunteers into positions with substitutions and reminder email. Events can be one-time or recurring, appear on month, week, day, and list calendars beside birthdays and anniversaries, and collect attendance through kiosk tablets that alert parents by email or SMS. Members sign in to a portal to update their details, confirm their household, and check the church calendar and their volunteer schedule. A family map shows where households live and which ones are close by. Reports produce directories, mailing labels, birthday lists, financial statements, and custom queries, while CSV import, an Export Hub, and one-click database restore handle moving data. Role-based permissions and two-factor sign-in protect sensitive records, and plugins add MailChimp and Vonage SMS. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Admidio is membership management software for clubs, associations, and groups, built so that every permission follows from the roles a person holds. Organizers define roles such as board, youth team, or trainers, decide who may email or see each one, and grant module rights like managing events, editing contacts, or uploading photos with simple switches. Contact records use customizable profile fields, record relationships such as parent and child, and can be imported in bulk or exported as vCards. New members register online and administrators review each request. Events carry dates, venues, calendars, and participant lists with sign-up, and the schedule downloads as iCal. Messages go as HTML email to individuals, roles, or groups, and members also find announcements, a categorized forum, document folders with role-based access, and photo albums with e-cards. The inventory manager tracks equipment, who holds it, and its borrowing history. Optional two-factor login protects accounts, a change history can be switched on for every module, and single sign-on lets other applications authenticate against the member database. Twenty-five languages are included, the interface installs as a progressive web app, and sub-organizations can be managed from the same installation. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. GPL-2.0 licensed.

Churches run on spreadsheets and memory until B1Admin gives members, visitors, groups, attendance, and giving one shared home that the whole staff can trust. You keep detailed records on members and guests, follow up with visitors before they drift away, and coordinate small groups with their own rosters and communication. Sunday morning runs smoother with attendance tracking and a self check-in app, so families register children and members mark themselves present without a paper bottleneck at the door. Donations are tracked with detailed reports for the treasurer, online giving connects through Stripe, PayPal, or Kingdom Funding with recurring gifts and webhook-confirmed settlements, and custom forms collect registrations, signups, and requests without a separate forms tool. The same deployment serves your public website at the root, the admin dashboard for staff, a member portal where congregants manage their own information, and an API for integrations, all behind automatic HTTPS on one domain. Upgrades back up your data first, and because it is free and open source, a small church gets the same system as a large one. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

For clubs, associations, and federations, Hitobito replaces the member spreadsheets, sign-up forms, and mailing tools with one web application that mirrors how the organization is actually built. Chapters, regions, committees, and boards sit in a single group tree, and each person holds one or more roles that decide what they can see and change. People tables filter, import, and export to CSV, Excel, vCard, and PDF. Each record carries households, tags, notes, qualifications, and history, and a duplicates view helps clean up double entries. Events and courses accept online registrations, send overflow to a waiting list, and award qualifications that expire or renew by rule. Messages reach mailing lists as bulk e-mail, PDF letters, or SMS, and bounces are collected. The invoicing module issues single invoices and invoice runs, follows each through draft, issued, partially paid, paid, and reminded states, and can import bank payments over EBICS. Administrators edit texts, labels, tags, and course categories without writing code. Other systems sign in through an OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect provider and read data through a JSON:API with personal tokens or service accounts. The interface switches between German, English, French, and Italian. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. AGPL-3.0 licensed.