Registration in a Google Form. Draws changed by email blast. Dues tracked in a spreadsheet nobody else can open. Pebbl gives your board one place to run the club, so it doesn't depend on whoever hasn't burned out yet.
It's Sunday night. Someone, probably the treasurer, maybe the same person who also runs the newsletter, is cross-checking a spreadsheet of dues against a stack of Venmo notifications, trying to figure out who's paid, who's missing a waiver, and who just quietly stopped showing up. They'll do this again next month. And the month after.
It's not just dues night. The same few volunteers coordinate ice, manage registration, and run communications until they burn out doing it.
Three problems. Three screens. One platform.
We're bringing on a small number of founding clubs ahead of the 2027–28 season, clubs that help shape the product and lock in founding pricing before general launch.
Apply as a Founding Club →Find your next game, track your stats, and stay connected to your club. All in one place.
Replace the volunteer patchwork. One platform for scheduling, registration, communications, and league management.

I've been a member at my club for five years, and I watched the same handful of volunteers hold it together with spreadsheets, group texts, and hope. So I built Pebbl for curling specifically, not adapted from a generic sports app, alongside the clubs using it.

I volunteered to manage the calendar nine years ago because nobody else was keeping it current. I've been doing it ever since.
Join the clubs building something better.