Community plan: $99 a month or $999 a year. No setup fee.

For community clubs

7 reasons your club should run its own app this season

A branded iOS and Android app with live scores, push notifications, partner offers and loyalty points. Yours to run, from one dashboard, for $99 a month.

Live at Belconnen United FCThe platform behind the ACT Brumbies appOn the App Store and Google Play

Everything in the Free plan included. Cancel any time.

Belconnen United FC app home screen with tiles for announcements, partners, socials and the club shop
Club home
Belconnen United FC app showing the NPLW 1st Grade Match Centre scoreboard at full time
Match Centre scoreboard
Belconnen United FC app showing a live Match Centre game with the score, second-half clock, top performers and team stats
Live Match Centre

Screens from the Belconnen United FC app.

01 / The offer

One app. The whole club in it.

The Community plan is the full club app, not a trial of one.

  • Branded iOS and Android apps, in your colours, under your name
  • Match Centre live scores for every team you enter
  • Push notifications to every member who opts in
  • Partner Offers your sponsors can put in front of members, with every redemption tracked
  • Loyalty points, news articles, fan groups and content moderation
  • Everything in Free: QR Stacks, polls, forms, media and the analytics dashboard

$99 a month, or $999 a year. The annual plan works out to about 16% less than twelve monthly payments. No setup fee.

02 / Reach

Your Facebook post reaches about one follower in twenty

Social is the invite. Your Digital Clubhouse is where they belong.

Keep posting on Facebook and Instagram. That's where new people find you. The problem is the other nineteen. Training's moved, the canteen roster's short, the final is Saturday at 2, and most of your followers never see it.

A push notification goes to the phone of every member who installed the app and said yes. No algorithm in between. Your message, their lock screen.

5.2%

Average organic reach of a Facebook page post in 2026

Source: Social Status, Facebook benchmarks, mean of 2026 monthly rates.

61%

of app users opt in to push notifications

Source: Batch, 2025 push notification benchmark (10,000 apps, July 2024 to July 2025). Opt-in is permission to reach, not a delivery rate.

03 / Match Centre

Live scores from the sideline, pushed to the people who care

Running now at Belconnen United FC.

A volunteer scores the game from their phone's browser. Nothing to install. The score goes straight into the club app, and supporters who follow that team get the push. Parents at the under-14s get the under-14s. The reserves' mates get the reserves. You decide which teams send pushes and which don't.

Scores and results sit in the app under your crest, next to your news and your sponsors.

How it works on game day

  • 1.The scorer opens Match Centre in their phone's browser
  • 2.Taps in goals as they happen. The app updates live
  • 3.Supporters who follow that team get the push
  • 4.Full time: the result is in the app. No admin on Monday

04 / Partner Offers

Give your sponsors something members actually use

A logo on the fence is a thank-you. An offer in the app is a reason to walk into their shop.

Each partner gets an offer members redeem from their phone: a deal at the pub after the game, a discount at the physio, a free coffee with a season pass. Every redemption is tracked, and you can export the list for the partner. That's a renewal conversation with numbers in it.

Partner Offers are on the Community plan. You don't need to upgrade to put sponsors in the app.

Mills Albert. Mills Albert sponsors the Mills Albert Wellington Saints. They've since become a Tiparra customer themselves, with an app for their own staff now being set up. One relationship that grew, not two logos.
A partner offer screen in a Tiparra app, with a Redeem Now button

A partner offer, as members see it.

70%

of sports media executives say sponsors now demand more digital content

Source: Stats Perform, 2026 Sports Fan Engagement, Monetisation & AI Trends Survey, 675 respondents. The sample is media executives, not community club staff.

05 / The other 51 weeks

Loyalty points, groups and news keep the club open all year

Game day is one afternoon. Membership is the whole year.

  • Loyalty points for taking part in the app. You decide what earns points and which offers cost them.
  • Fan groups so junior families, seniors and life members each see what's meant for them.
  • News articles, polls and forms in one place. Player of the round vote, canteen roster, presentation night RSVP.
  • Content moderation so the committee keeps the keys.

06 / Self-service

No developers. No agency. Weeks, not quarters.

You run it from Mission Control, the same way you'd run a Facebook page.

We set up your app with your crest and colours and submit it to the App Store and Google Play. After that, Mission Control is yours: add a news post, send a push, load a partner offer, set up a team for Match Centre. If a committee member can post on social, they can run the club app.

The ACT Brumbies' app and Belconnen United's app run on the same platform. The difference is what each club puts in it.

Three parts, one platform

  • Fan AppWhat members download. Your name, your icon, your colours.
  • Mission ControlWhere you set it up and run it, in your browser.
  • Match Centre scoringWhat the volunteer on the sideline uses on game day. Runs in the phone's browser.

07 / Ownership

Your app. Your channel. Your rules.

The list of people who installed your app belongs to the club.

Followers on social belong to the platform. Members in your app are yours: who they are, which teams they follow, which offers they claimed, what they answered. It sits in Mission Control, you can export it, and it stays with the club when the committee changes.

That's the difference between renting a crowd and owning a clubhouse.

“We wanted to create something that was truly ours.”

Christy Collier-Hill, Executive General Manager, UC Capitals, announcing the club's partnership with Tiparra for WNBL 2026/27.

Who's on Tiparra

Clubs and organisations with a Tiparra app

From Super Rugby to Saturday football. Same platform, different plans.

  • ACT Brumbies
  • UC Capitals
  • Belconnen United FC
  • Mills Albert Wellington Saints
  • Canberra Gunners
  • Canberra Nationals
  • Valiant Pro Wrestling
  • Ausdance ACT

Tiparra is the Official Game Day Experience Partner of the ACT Brumbies.

See the apps live

The offer

Pick a plan. Launch this season.

Both include the full Community feature set and everything in Free. No setup fee.

Monthly

$99 / month

Billed monthly. Cancel any time.

  • Branded iOS and Android apps
  • Match Centre, scoreboards, push notifications
  • Partner Offers, rewards, loyalty points
  • Fan groups, news, moderation
  • Everything in Free
Start monthly
About 16% less

Annual

$999 / year

One invoice. Works out to about $83 a month.

  • Branded iOS and Android apps
  • Match Centre, scoreboards, push notifications
  • Partner Offers, rewards, loyalty points
  • Fan groups, news, moderation
  • Everything in Free
Start annual
  • No setup fee
  • We submit your app to both stores
  • Move up to Pro any time

Want to see one running first? Browse the live apps or compare every plan.

Questions clubs ask

Will our members download another app?

They won't download a brochure. They will download the thing that tells them the score, moves training and gets them two-for-one at the pub. The question isn't whether they'll install it. It's whether the club gives them a reason to.

Do we stop using Facebook?

No. Keep it. Social is where people find the club. The app is where members get what matters without an algorithm deciding whether they see it. Social is the invite. Your Digital Clubhouse is where they belong.

Who builds it?

We set up your app with your crest and colours and submit it to the App Store and Google Play under your club's name. Your team runs it from Mission Control. No developers, no agency. Weeks, not a season.

Can our sponsors go in the app?

Yes, on the Community plan. Each partner gets offers and rewards that members redeem in the app, and every redemption is tracked so you can show the partner what was claimed.

Can we cancel?

Yes, any time. Your app stays active until the end of the billing period you've paid for.

What's in Pro that isn't in Community?

Pro ($199 a month or $1,999 a year) adds automations, multiple admins, news feed integrations, the Mobile Operations App, the Apple TV big-screen app and Busyness Counter support (hardware sold separately). You can move up whenever you need more hands on the dashboard.

Who owns the data?

The club. Members who install your app are your members. Their details sit in Mission Control, you can export them, and they stay with the club when the committee changes.

Build your home ground.

A branded club app, live scores, push, partner offers and loyalty. $99 a month, or $999 a year. No setup fee.

Start your club's app