TMmeets
TMmeets tool for smooth and organized meetings.
What it does
Best tool for Toastmasters clubs or any meetings clubs. Core features: - Live agenda builder - Officer dashboard - Free tools for improving public speaking
Toastmasters clubs fill the agenda without chasing anyone. Members claim roles in one tap from their phone, and officers see who is in and who has not replied.
TMmeets handles the logistics for smooth and organized meetings. Officers get auto-filled agendas and easy club management. Members sign up for roles and book speeches in one tap. Fill your agenda quickly. Members sign up with one tap. No more begging. Manage your entire club from one clean dashboard that replaces messy spreadsheets. Use the built-in Timer, Ah-Counter, and Table Topics generator. Results are logged automatically. Voting tool coming soon. One click and you're set. Invite members with a single link. Pick a date, set roles, and hit send. The agenda builds itself. They claim roles on their phone. You get live RSVPs, run the meeting with built-in tools, and everything logs…from tmmeets.com
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