sln15.de
Club management app for carnival guilds to organize events, members, volunteer shifts, buses and communications
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About sln15.de
Narrencloud provides a configurable app for carnival guilds, with modules for event calendars, member and family records, dues, volunteer shifts, buses, inventory, documents, polls and news. Members can access it in a browser or through Android and iOS apps.
The service is offered to guilds, which can customize the app with their crest and colors. The company describes its service as GDPR-compliant, with data hosted in Germany, and says it is made in Swabia.
Product: A customizable club management app for carnival guilds, with event, membership, volunteer-shift and communication modules.
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