The stag do fines court
Charge the lads from your phone. The group votes on how bad it was. The best man delivers the verdict.
Name it, add the lads, done. About a minute.
Anyone can charge anyone, from their phone, all weekend.
Mild, bad or shocking. The group decides.
The best man locks it in. Settle up at the bar.
Anyone can charge anyone. The rest of the lads vote on how bad it was, and the winning verdict sets the sentence.
At the end of the stag the best man locks the verdicts in, and the Hall of Shame shows exactly who owes what.
Built for one weekend of chaos with a group chat's worth of lads. Nothing to learn, nothing to install.
Attach a photo to any charge. The best man can approve evidence before it goes up.
The Hall of Shame updates as the votes come in, so everyone knows who's in trouble.
Approve or dismiss charges, add members, and change the court's settings mid-weekend.
Keep every charge secret until the fines meeting, then unseal the lot at once.
One tap turns the final verdicts into an image for the group chat.
Invite the lads by email or share a link. Nobody gets in without the best man's say-so.
Once, for the whole court. No subscription, no per-person fee.
More in the help pages.
No. One payment of £19.99 covers the whole court, however many lads you invite. No subscription.
No. It runs in the phone's browser. Everyone signs in with their email or Google, and they can add it to their home screen if they like.
Only people in your court. The best man approves anyone who asks to join from the link.
The severity scale is just the score. Use it for forfeits, pound coins in a pot, or whatever your group agrees.
Yes. The example court is a made-up stag you can vote on, file charges in and see the final verdicts. No sign-up.