Built by a dad who was tired of bad signup pages.

I’ve spent over a decade building digital products — apps, platforms, tools used by tens of thousands of people. I care a lot about how things feel to use. So it was extra frustrating every time someone in our community wanted to coordinate help and the answer was a clunky, ad-covered signup page that looked like it was built in 2009.

Volunteer for the school bake sale? Sure — but first navigate past three banner ads and figure out which table you’re even supposed to click. Sign up to bring flowers to church? Fine, but zoom in on your phone because nothing is readable. It never had to be this hard.

It never had to be this hard.

What people actually need is simple: a clean page that tells you what’s needed, lets you claim your spot in two taps, and sends the organizer a note. That’s it. No account. No app download. No ads between you and the thing you came to do.

I built Organize Signups to be exactly that — for every room parent, coach, church coordinator, and neighborhood organizer who just wants to get people to show up.

Joe Marshall

Product leader, dad of four, community organizer — builder of Organize Signups