Clubs & societies
Club nights, prize pools and annual fees, neatly kept.
A card club, a games evening, a social society: clubs like these have a modest but steady flow of money. Annual fees, coffee and snacks, a prize pool at the end of the season. Penny Monet keeps it tidy for the treasurer and visible for members.
Typical money matters
What a club keeps track of
Annual fees
One contribution per member, with a clear list of who has paid.
Refreshments
Coffee and snacks per club night, paid in cash.
Prize pool
A payout to the winners at the end of the season.
Room rent
Expected per season, so the club knows what is coming.
Example
A club in December
Made-up data: the prize pool is awarded but not yet paid; a taxi claim was rejected and stays visible.
Simple for members
Not everyone wants another app.
Penny Monet runs in the browser. Members open a link, sign in and see their own fees and refunds. The treasurer does the bookkeeping on a bigger screen with the same pages.
- Large, readable amounts in a fixed font
- Status by sign, not by colour alone
- Light and dark mode
In this example the group balance is called Verenigingskas and money holders’ positions are called Thuiskluisjes. These are group settings. Their meaning stays the same: who holds the group’s money?
Keep exploring
Deal the treasurer a better hand.
See what this looks like with example data, or read how the flow works.
