Every club works to the same rhythm: decide the box, build it, get it into members' hands, learn from what happened. Corkboard follows that rhythm instead of asking you to work around it.
Build a recipe from what's on hand. The system knows every member's exclusions, so it tells you up front who needs a substitute and why.
One recipe becomes every member's box. Swaps happen per member without unpicking the whole run, and stock depletes as boxes are packed.
Most members collect at a pickup event. What's left is the delivery list — shown on a map, grouped by the zones you've drawn for your town.
Each member gets a personal link showing only the days you'll be in their area. They pick; they can change their mind until you lock it in.
When enough have replied, confirm. Everyone in that run is told the day and the hours — including the members who never voted.
Routes are built on real road drive times and ordered stop by stop — and the driver can reorder them, because the driver knows the streets. Turn-by-turn on the phone, or a printed run sheet if that's how your driver works.
Wine needs someone 21 or older to take it. A finger signature, a name and a timestamp land against the stop — a real record, not a ticked box.
See what was delivered and what was missed; anything skipped rolls into the next run automatically. The bottles land in members' cellars, and the club starts building a picture of what people actually drink.
A short walkthrough on your own numbers beats any feature list. Tell me a bit about your club and I'll set one up.
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