For volleyball officials boards

The software your board has been running on goodwill and spreadsheets.

6030 Hub gives an officials board one place for recruiting, membership, evaluations, meetings, venues, money and tournaments — with a public site in front of it that looks like the board, not like a vendor.

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Built for how a board actually runs

One record per official

Interest form to full member in one pipeline. Contact details, certifications, availability and history stay on the same record instead of in four spreadsheets and a group text.

Officers keep their own board

Roles, capabilities, classifications, levels, palette and enabled modules are all rows. A board configures itself; nothing waits on a developer.

Private by construction

Every read is filtered in the database by board affiliation, not by the page that asked. A second board on the same deployment cannot see the first one's people, evaluations or finances.

Modules

Each one is switched on per board. A board that does not run a tournament never sees a tournament tab.

Recruitment & prospectsPublic interest form, stage-by-stage pipeline, and a record of who moved whom and when.
Roster & directoryMembership, officer roles and a member directory that shows colleagues without exposing everyone's contact card.
EvaluationsObservation forms, reviewer queues and per-official history, on the board's own rubric.
Meetings & attendanceSelf check-in with a passcode, plus a Zoom participant import that matches names to people.
Venues & resourcesDirections, parking, entrance notes and gym quirks for every school, plus warmup procedures and rules references.
BudgetCategories, annual lines, approvals and assets, with a summary officers can actually read.
TournamentsPools, gyms, generated schedules, live standings and a public scoreboard for spectators.

See it as an officer, not as a screenshot

The demo board is a full, invented board — its own name, palette, roster, evaluations, budget and tournament. Switch between personas to see exactly what a president, an evaluator and a first-year official each get. Every screen runs under the same database rules as a live board, so what the demo hides, it hides for real.

Open the demo board

Bring it to your board

Tell us your board, roughly how many officials you carry and what you are using now. Setup is configuration, not a rebuild — a new board is rows and a hostname.

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Built for how a board actually runs

One record per official

Interest form to full member in one pipeline. Contact details, certifications, availability and history stay on the same record instead of in four spreadsheets and a group text.

Officers keep their own board

Roles, capabilities, classifications, levels, palette and enabled modules are all rows. A board configures itself; nothing waits on a developer.

Private by construction

Every read is filtered in the database by board affiliation, not by the page that asked. A second board on the same deployment cannot see the first one's people, evaluations or finances.

Modules

Each one is switched on per board. A board that does not run a tournament never sees a tournament tab.

Recruitment & prospectsPublic interest form, stage-by-stage pipeline, and a record of who moved whom and when.

Roster & directoryMembership, officer roles and a member directory that shows colleagues without exposing everyone's contact card.

EvaluationsObservation forms, reviewer queues and per-official history, on the board's own rubric.

Meetings & attendanceSelf check-in with a passcode, plus a Zoom participant import that matches names to people.

Venues & resourcesDirections, parking, entrance notes and gym quirks for every school, plus warmup procedures and rules references.

BudgetCategories, annual lines, approvals and assets, with a summary officers can actually read.

TournamentsPools, gyms, generated schedules, live standings and a public scoreboard for spectators.

See it as an officer, not as a screenshot

Open the demo board