What I've been building.

The prospect funnel that turns a curious click into someone's first game at a real club — club-day listings, sign-up, and the follow-through that gets them there.

Watches for grant opportunities, drafts the case, and puts a real decision in front of Wade before anything is applied for — nothing reaches a club without a human saying yes.

Queensland croquet's own news site — club stories, results, and the weekly newsletter, in one place instead of scattered across Facebook.

One searchable home for CAQ's governance documents and policies, instead of versions scattered across email threads and old PDFs.

Search and manage every member's coaching accreditations.

Search and manage every member's refereeing accreditations.

Committee motions and votes, properly recorded, so a decision doesn't just live in someone's memory of a meeting. Dark-shipped since 2026-07-22 (two-module launch).

Cash-accounting bookkeeping for club committees — one place to see where the money is, instead of a spreadsheet only the treasurer understands.

A proper register of who's qualified to coach or referee, replacing a manual RevSport process — built with input from CAQ's coaching coordinator.

Club and tournament event listings with entries and payment, waiting on a final review pass before it goes public.

Lets a club run its own site content without touching code — verified on staging, waiting on a go-live decision.

Search the Queensland croquet video archive.

Grant or revoke another module's access for a member.

Review and edit croquetqld.org, HOOPLA and Club Hub.

Every Queensland club gets a free site and domain through MyCroquet — no club left without a decent web presence for the cost of asking.