About

Built for the responsibility of running a football club.

Football clubs answer to their boards, supporters and wider communities. ClubProof brings a structured approach to governance oversight, with fan engagement at its centre.

Our purpose

Accountability deserves a dedicated platform.

Governance spans directors, club secretaries, supporter liaison teams and operational staff. When responsibilities and records sit across disconnected systems, maintaining a clear view becomes harder. ClubProof brings club access, framework visibility and recorded activity together.

Our focus is the governance infrastructure around the club: transparent information, defined responsibilities and records that remain accessible as teams and seasons change.

The people behind the decisions

Different responsibilities. A shared view.

Directors and executives

What needs our attention?

Inspect the club’s configured governance scope, team responsibilities and recorded operations. Keep the distinction between oversight and completed evidence clear.

Club secretaries and operations

Who has access and where is the record?

Review frameworks, source references and team roles in a dedicated workspace. Export available records with stable references for continuity.

Supporter liaison teams

How does engagement connect to governance?

Explore supporter consultation frameworks and staff-published regulatory updates. Dedicated consultation and meeting workflows remain in development.

Our principles

What we stand for.

01

Data ownership

Available records remain portable through CSV and JSON exports with stable references.

02

Visible foundations

Framework sources and configuration are inspectable, with review status made explicit.

03

Club-wide access

A workspace accessible on desktop, tablet and mobile, with clearly defined team roles.

04

Across the football pyramid

A professional approach to governance that recognises different club structures, resources and ambitions.

Before you choose a platform

Start with your club’s priorities.

League, team structure and existing systems shape the conversation. Agree a scope that reflects the work your club needs to do, rather than assuming every organisation needs the same arrangement.

Explore the platform

Current capability

Review the actual dashboard previews and distinguish available functions from planned development before making a decision.

Access and accountability

Club workspaces use invitation access and defined roles. Discuss which people need access and which records they should be able to inspect.

Implementation and continuity

Bring your current systems, reporting priorities and export needs to the conversation. Specific integrations, costs and delivery require an agreed scope.

Discuss your club’s requirements.

Tell us about your governance priorities, team structure and intended use.