Activities scheduled. Rosters built. Conflicts resolved.
Sign-ups that fill fairly, rosters that build themselves, and a parent who can see what their child did today.
You know the feeling.
Counselors passing paper sign-up sheets. Activities overbooked. Parents asking what their child did all day. Scheduling that lives on a whiteboard.
When sign-ups are first-come-first-served on paper, the popular activities fill up before half the group even sees the sheet. Conflicts go unnoticed until a participant is double-booked. And at pickup, parents get a shrug when they ask how the day went.
Scheduling should work for every kid, including the last one in line.
What we're building.
Activity scheduling that handles the complexity so your staff can focus on running great programs.
Sign-ups that fill fairly
Participants choose their activities. Capacity is managed automatically, and nobody is double-booked.
Rosters that build themselves
Configure the periods once. Rosters assemble automatically, and conflicts surface before they become a problem on the field.
An answer to “What did you do today?”
Parents see what their child signed up for and took part in.
How scheduling fits in.
Day Camps & Overnight Camps
Multi-period activity days where participants choose from a menu of options each period. Counselors see rosters in real time. Directors see participation across the whole camp.
Community Programs
Recurring classes, workshops, and open sessions with capacity management. Members sign up from their phone. Staff see who's coming before the session starts.
Under Active Development
Activity scheduling is under active development. If this is a priority for your organization, we'd like to hear about your needs. Your input helps us build the right thing.
Frequently asked questions.
Is FunFangle activity scheduling available now?
Not yet. Activity scheduling is under active development. If it is a priority for your organization, tell us about your needs; your input helps us build the right thing.
What will activity scheduling do?
Participants choose their activities, capacity is managed automatically, and nobody is double-booked. Configure the periods once and rosters assemble themselves, with conflicts surfacing before they become a problem on the field.
Will parents see what their child did?
Yes. Parents will see what their child signed up for and took part in.
Who is it for?
Day camps and overnight camps with multi-period activity days, and community programs running recurring classes, workshops, and open sessions with capacity management.
Help us build scheduling right.
Tell us how your organization handles activity scheduling today and what would make it better.
Tell Us About Your Scheduling