23:51 · THE SECOND SCAN
The key is in your pocket.
The app
Every club you belong to, one app.
One app for every club you belong to — the card, the drops, the doors.
- All your clubs
- Each card in its club's colors — your number, your tier, how far to the next one.
- One key
- Join a new club in 60 seconds — scan the QR, confirm, carded.
- Nothing to print
- Nothing to redeem, nothing to laminate. It is simply yours.
The card
Minted, numbered, yours.
- The mint
- Minted per club, in the club's own colors. Nº 0042 is not Nº 4,000 — order of arrival is the point.
- The ladder
- Ivory, Noir, Gold. Standing you climbed, cut into the card — not a balance that expires on Tuesday.
- The pocket
- Add it to Apple Wallet and it rides your lock screen into the room.
The drops
First is a feature.
- The push
- Member drops open on your lock screen before anyone else knows they exist.
- Two taps
- Checkout is two taps — done before the public tab finishes loading.
- The window
- Early windows by tier. Gold walks in first; the countdown means it.
NAME, SCANNED · PLUS-ONE, INSIDE
The door already knows.
The door
RSVP in the app. QR at the door.
- The RSVP
- Real events — the tasting, the launch, the night that never gets posted. Confirm in a tap.
- The ticket
- Your ticket is a QR, minted like everything else. The door list already knows you.
- The record
- Every door you walk through is stamped into your Passport — proof you were there.
Apple Wallet
The pass lives on your lock screen.
Your card mints to Apple Wallet the moment you join. When your tier changes, the pass changes with it — no reissue, no new barcode, just the same key cut deeper.
The card lives where your keys do.
THE WALL · POSTED AT 23:59
The night goes up on the wall.
Privacy
Quiet by design.
Clubkey shows brands your membership, not your life. No ad tracking, no sold data, no feed of strangers. A club sees your number and your standing — that is the deal, and it is the whole deal.
The key is waiting.
Coming soon to the App Store.Leave an address. We will knock once.