# The SorrelSites newsletter — SorrelSites

<https://joinsorrel.com/newsletter/>

*What we're building for clubs, associations and other volunteer-run organizations — what shipped, who asked for it, and what we decided not to build.*

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## The SorrelSites newsletter

We write about what we're building for membership organizations — what shipped, who asked for it, what it changes for a club or association run by volunteers, and what we decided not to build. Subscribing costs one email address.

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### What's in it

What shipped, and who asked for it

The change, the organization whose problem it came from, and what it saves them. The running record is on our shipped page — the newsletter is that, with the reasoning attached.

What we're working on, and what we decided not to build

The second half is the more useful one. Knowing what a system will never do for you is worth more than another list of what it might.

How other organizations handle the jobs everybody has

Renewals that need chasing, a board handover with no handover notes, an event that outgrew its spreadsheet. Yacht and sailing clubs, chambers, alumni groups, HOAs, professional societies — the shapes repeat more than you'd think.

The running record of what shipped is public either way — [read it here](/shipped/).

### Two months free when we talk first

Book half an hour with the founder about how your organization runs, and if you join afterwards your first two months are free. There's no code to paste and no date it runs out — the call is how you claim it.

[Book half an hour →](/evaluate/)

Why it runs through a conversation

I'd rather you pick right than pick us. That's why the two months come out of a conversation instead of a code — we spend half an hour on what your organization needs, including the technical parts your board has nobody to ask about, and if you'd be better served somewhere else, I'll say so on the call. You can start a free trial any time without talking to anyone. This is the door for the people who want me to look at their setup first.

— Jeff · Founder · fellow board member

### Would rather just get started?

The trial runs for 14 days and asks for no card. Two months free if we talk first. The half hour is the one way to claim them.

[Start free](/signup/)[Or book half an hour first](/evaluate/)
