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Every member known by name and face.

Omnoti is your club’s directory, and the two-minute game that teaches you every name in it. Built for service clubs, churches and alumni groups: phone first, no passwords, nothing computed from a face.

Ten minutes from a spreadsheet to the first invites. Try it with your own roster.

What a member sees

A code by text, no password. Your photo, one line about you, and the club’s faces. Then a round of ten: who’s this? The schedule brings each name back right before you would forget it, and the meeting-morning reminder says who you’ll see today.

A directory faster than texting the secretary

Faces first, newest first. Search by name, spouse, employer or committee. Call, text or email in one tap, and only what each member chose to show.

A game that respects your time

Ten faces, four names, plausible wrong answers. Miss one and the right name stays on screen. Two minutes before a meeting is enough.

The newcomer, known by Thanksgiving

A new member’s card goes to the top of everyone’s next round. The club sees how many members know the new one by name, never who does not.

What the secretary gets

The person who keeps the roster is the person who decides. Everything on this list is one tap from the laptop view.

Spreadsheet in, invites out

Import the roster you have, DirectorySpot’s included. Names, phones and emails are cleaned and duplicates caught before anything is saved. Then one tap invites everyone by text or email.

Photo day

Pick a meeting, pick a helper. Two minutes per member at the door. The games start when the club has faces.

The printed directory

A PDF of the whole club, photos and all, for the members who will never install an app.

Who is coming to the meeting

The headcount asks every member two days before, by push and email, with one-tap answers. The kitchen gets a number.

Messages that reach people

A notice or a meeting recap goes to the app and to email; “everyone, now” adds push and a text. You see how many it reached and who it did not.

The fair’s shifts

Stations, times, how many are needed. Members sign up on their phones; workers get a reminder the morning of.

The handover

Rights belong to the office, not the person. The new secretary takes over by taking the office. No password changes hands.

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Four promises, in plain words

Your members will ask. These are the answers, and they are rules of the product, not settings.

Never computed from a face

Photos are stored, resized and shown. No face detection, no matching, no sign-in by face. Ever.

You decide who sees your contact details

Phone, email, address and birthday each have a switch: the club, officers only, or just you.

Mistakes stay private

Your score is yours. Nobody is ranked by who knows the fewest names.

Adults only

No accounts for anyone under 18.

Privacy in plain words →

Talk to a person, or start now.

A demo is a twenty-minute call with your own roster on screen. Starting now is the same import, done by you.

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