Create a car club app
Car club app: your drives, rallies and routes, shared with your members
Members see the next outings, register their car in a few taps, follow the route on the map and get the last-minute changes.
Create your car club's app for iOS and Android without any coding: drives and rallies in an agenda, crew registration by form, routes and stops on a map, a members' section for roadbooks, photo galleries and notifications.
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The route on the map, stop by stop
Meeting point, lunch, fuel, finish: each stop a point, the road a KML line
Pin the day's stops in a Map section: the meeting point, the viewpoint, the restaurant, the fuel stop, the finish. Draw the road between them with a KML file exported from your route planner. Crews open each stop in their map app for directions, and pages opened before leaving stay readable where the signal fades.

Every drive and rally in the agenda
Date, meeting point, program: members see the season at a glance
Sunday drive in the hills, regularity rally, a car museum visit, a track day: each outing appears in the Agenda with its time, its program and the meeting address, which one tap sends to the phone's GPS app. Past outings drop off the list on their own, and the next one is always on top.

Running a Sunday drive with the app
From the announcement to the morning of departure.
Announce
Post the drive in the Agenda and notify all members; if Automatic push is active for that section, a second alert follows on the day.Register the crews
The Form collects driver, passenger and the car's make, model and year; you get an email per crew, and the whole list downloads as CSV.Guide on the day
The roadbook and the map are in the members' section; a notification warns crews if the lunch stop changes.
A section for members
Roadbooks and club documents, visible to the members' group only
Authentication and User groups handle it: members register in the app, and the club secretary enrolls each account in the club's group from the back office. The roadbooks, the list of registered crews and the general meeting minutes stay in sections only they see; the drives calendar and the photos stay public, a good way to attract new members.

The photos of every drive
Your galleries, and the crews' photos sent from the road
Publish a gallery after each outing. During the day, crews share their shots via the Submission section; they land with you, and you select the ones to add. Classic cars on a mountain road make a fine recruitment page.

The classic car club
Monthly drives, a regularity rally in spring, and the members' section keeps the roadbooks and the insurance documents.
The owners' club of one make
Members across the country: the map shows the regional meet-ups, and a push reaches only one region's members.
The motorsport journalist
To publish reviews and race reports under your own name, the automotive journalist app fits better.
The automotive journalist appAI working for the club
Three uses for the club, and what they cost.
To answer
The day's program, on request
“Where is lunch on Sunday?” The Chatbot goes through your Agenda events, articles and map points, and replies in the member's own language.
$35/month
To extend
An average speed calculator for regularity rallies
Describe the tool, “a calculator that returns the ideal time for a section from its distance and the imposed average speed”, and the AI Extension Builder adds it to the club's app.
Free
To publish
The season's drives published via Claude or ChatGPT
Hand the list of drives to Claude or ChatGPT: via the MCP server, it creates an event for each outing with its meeting point, and publishes once you confirm.
Included
Pioneers of no-code
15 years of experience building native apps for businesses and content publishers. And the numbers to prove it.
25 000+
Daily downloads for apps built with GoodBarber*
30 000+
Clients have brought their app projects to life with GoodBarber
2011
The year GoodBarber was born: no-code, before anyone else
* Source: internal download tracking, App Store and Google Play, April 2026.
How much does a car club app cost?
From the Premium plan, the club's app is on iPhone and Android. A closed members' section adds Authentication and User groups to the bill, except on Pro, which includes them. Agenda, map, forms, galleries, hosting and updates are covered.
| Premium · club app for phones and the web | $55 /month, billed yearly |
| Authentication, with Premium | $12 /month |
| Pro · members' section included | $105 /month, billed yearly |
Apple and Google collect the developer account fees directly. Club dues and entry fees stay outside the app, as they are today.
Extension Store
Extensions for a car club. Agenda, Map and Form cost nothing; the members' section needs Authentication and User groups, payable options on Premium, standard on Pro.
Car club app: what organizers ask
Can crews follow the route turn by turn in the app?
No: the app shows the stops and the road on a map, and each stop opens in the phone's navigation app for directions. Turn-by-turn guidance stays with that app.
Can we collect entry fees in the app?
No: fees are collected the usual way, since an in-app purchase can only open content, not a place in a rally.
Can members register their car for a drive?
Yes, with a Form: driver, passenger, make, model, year, and any field you add. An email flags each registration, and the full list can be exported as CSV.
How do we keep roadbooks for members only?
Store them in a section reserved for the members' group; accounts join that group only when you add them in the back office.
Is it possible to alert one region's members only?
Yes: a push notification can be limited to a drawn zone, say the Lyon area before a regional meet-up.
Is the route still visible without network in the mountains?
Map points, articles and photos already opened stay readable offline. Open the route before leaving; videos, however, need a network.
GoodBarber gives your car club an app for its drives, rallies and routes
Drives agenda, crew registration by form, stops and KML routes on a map, members' section by group, galleries and crew photos, targeted notifications.
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