Your club, in your pocket
Where you are meeting, who else is coming, and what the club decided — without scrolling back through a thread to find it.
What you get
Six things, none of which need a password
The next ride
Where, when to be there, and when kickstands go up — on the home screen, always.
Say you are coming
One tap. The club sees a real headcount instead of counting replies.
The destination, on the morning
A notification when the road captain posts it, and it stays there afterwards.
Who else rides
The roster, with what everybody rides — visible to your club and nobody else.
Photos from the day
Post yours, see everyone else's, in one place rather than four.
Your dues
Whether you are paid up, without having to ask the treasurer.
Getting in
No password, ever
You get a link by email or text. Tap it once and you are in — and stay in for months, on that phone.
After that, turn on Face ID and you will not need the link again. There is no password to choose, forget, reset or have leaked, because there is no password at all.
Put it on your home screen
Kesher is a website, so there is nothing to install from an app store. Open your club's page, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen — after that it opens like any other app, and notifications work.
Your details
Private unless you say otherwise
Nobody outside your own clubs can find you. That is the default and you have to switch it on, not off.
Inside your club you can hide your contact details from other members too — officers can still reach you, because somebody has to be able to. Both settings are under More → Your account.