Networks for · Sports & hobby clubs
A home on the web for your club
Fixtures, results, photos and kit swaps in one feed your members actually check — plus a public page where people looking for a club like yours can find you and ask to join.
Free · No ads in your feed · Public, private or hidden
New members: first three sessions are free. Meet at the park gate, 7pm Tuesdays.
Get found by new members
Public networks have their own page at duno.com/net/your-club that search engines can index. People see your posts, ask to join and answer your question.
Fixtures and session times on top
Pin the season fixtures or this week's session and post results and photos underneath.
Photos and results in one feed
Match photos, race times and the annual dinner all live in the club feed, with comments and reactions.
Captains and committee as moderators
Give the committee admin rights and captains moderator rights. They approve new members and keep the feed on topic.
Events and chat in groups
Need event RSVPs or a live group chat too? duno groups have both, and members use the same account.
Recommended setup
A public club lets people find you on duno and in search engines, and see what you get up to. Requiring approval means you still decide who becomes a member.
Every setting can be changed later in your network's settings.
- Who can see posts
- Public
- How people join
- Request to join
- Who can post
- All members
- Question for people asking to join
- “What do you play or do, and what level are you at?”
How it works
- Create your networkPick a name and an address such as duno.com/net/eastside-runners. Choose whether it is public, private or hidden, and add a logo, cover and colour.
- Set the rulesDecide how people join (request, open or invite only) and who can post. Add rules, a welcome message and a question for people who ask to join.
- Invite peopleShare an invite link in the chat or email list you already use, or invite people by their duno username. Make trusted members moderators.
Frequently asked questions
Can non-members see our club?
With a public network, anyone can read the feed and see the member list, which helps new people find you. Switch it to private if you want only members to see posts.
Can we collect membership fees on duno?
No. duno doesn't process payments. Keep using your current way of collecting fees and use the network for communication.
Can juniors join?
Members must be 13 or older. For younger players, invite their parents or guardians.
Can we have a separate space for the committee?
Yes. Create a second, hidden network for the committee. Each person can run up to five networks.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating a network, inviting people, posting and moderating are free on duno. There are no paid plans for networks and no ads in your feed.
Do members need a duno account?
Yes. Everyone joins with a free duno account, which takes about a minute to create. People must be at least 13. Each member decides whether their own profile is public or visible to logged-in members only.
Ready when you are
It takes about two minutes to set up a network. You can keep it hidden until it's ready, then invite people.
Create your club network — free