Memberships
Self-signup creates an invited member, then subscription payment activates access.
Operations software for makerspaces
MakerOps
Run memberships, equipment booking, paid and free events, reporting, Stripe Connect payments, and public tenant pages from one tenant-scoped platform.
Draft marketing copySource: MakerOps README and workflow specs
MakerOps source-backed
Replace the duct-taped stack
MakerOps is built for operators who are stitching together spreadsheets, shared calendars, one-off payment links, email threads, and manual waiver checks. The app repo describes a pilot implementation spanning memberships, scheduling, events, Stripe Connect, Keycloak auth, Postmark email, audit logs, and observability.
Bookings
Equipment reservations enforce operating hours, maintenance windows, tier gates, and overlap rules.
Events
Published events can be free or paid, with capacity, waitlist, discounts, and connected-account payment paths.
Reports
Admins can export lists and grant-ready monthly reports as CSV or PDF.
MakerOps source-backed
Built around tenant boundaries
Tenant resolution starts at the host: platform subdomains and active custom domains establish the organization before protected requests continue through JWT, membership, role, and EF query-filter checks.
Subdomain
Every org is reachable at its MakerOps-managed slug.
Custom domain
Admins can verify DNS and keep the original subdomain working.
Roles
Owner, admin, accountant, staff, and member policies keep surfaces scoped.
Questions
Useful answers before the next click
Is this a member app or an admin app?
Both. The authenticated product has member self-service flows and admin/operator workflows, while this static site explains the public platform.
Does signup immediately grant shop access?
No. The workflow specs keep self-signup at invited status until the first successful subscription charge or comped/admin state makes the member active.
Can public tenant pages live on custom domains?
Yes, after DNS verification and active domain status. Tenant-public wording remains review-needed in the tenant site templates.