Sell day permits while the clubhouse is closed
Visitors buy on their phone. Your club gets the money directly. Their permit works on the bank with no signal.
- No member login
- Your Stripe account
- Works offline
From car park to valid permit
One short journey for the angler, with a complete record for the club.
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Choose water and date
The angler sees the rules, availability and price before they buy.
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Pay the club directly
The money lands in the club’s own Stripe account the same day.
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Receive the permit instantly
The digital permit remains readable on the bank without mobile coverage.
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See every sale
Committee and keepers can see who is fishing and where today.
Built from real permit sales on the Boyne. Keep the shop if you want to; Tadpole keeps one complete record.
What a shop, a hut and an honesty box cost a club
Most clubs sell day tickets through a local shop, a hut that is open when someone is free, or a box on a gate. The shop takes a cut and closes at six. The hut depends on a volunteer. The box depends on honesty, and on someone counting it.
None of them tell the club who fished yesterday. A water keeper meeting a stranger on the bank has no way to check a paper ticket bought in a shop, and the treasurer finds out how the season went in October.
The money goes straight into your own Stripe account
Anglers pay the club directly and the money is yours before it is anyone else’s. We never sit between a club and its permit income, and there is no float held by us. The plan fee is on the price list, not hidden at checkout.
Trim, Athboy & District on the Boyne
Our own club sells day permits for its Boyne stretches this way. Visiting anglers buy the night before or from the car park, and the keepers know who to expect. Ten Irish clubs run on Tadpole today, and day permits are the first thing most of them switch on.
- A daily cap per water, closed seasons and match days blocked automatically
- A record of who fished, for insurance, for the landowner, and for the AGM
- Works for a fishery with no members at all: permits and a website, nothing else
What committees ask us
- We do not run memberships. Is this still for us?
- Yes. A fishery that only sells to the public gets a website and a permit shop and nothing it does not need. If it wants members later, the membership side switches on from a date and nothing moves.
- Can a keeper check a permit without signal?
- Yes. The permit is on the angler’s phone and opens without coverage. The keeper reads the date and the water off it, the same as a paper ticket, except it cannot be from last year.
- What if the river is unfishable?
- Close the water for the day in the admin and the permits page stops selling it. Anglers who have already bought can be refunded from the same screen.
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