A record for every member
What they said, what they are building, what you promised, and the context you will need next time.
The member memory layer for community operators
Know who is in the room—and what they are working on.
Paste in what happened. Roll Call files every useful signal, keeps a living record for each member, notices what needs attention, and prepares the words. You decide what leaves the folder.
Plain markdownRuns on your computerNothing posts without you
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members/marcus-bell.md
Marcus Bell
- Working on
- A more consistent referral pipeline
- Last signal
- Shared his first workshop outline · 21 days ago
- Open loop
- Ask how the day-75 launch went
- Connection
- Priya solved the same workshop pricing problem
Worth a human touch. Reference the launch, never the absence.
A normal twenty-minute session
Watch the folder turn activity into memory.
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The part that matters most
Your platform remembers activity. Roll Call remembers people.
A feed tells you what happened today. Roll Call keeps the context that makes tomorrow's response personal, timely, and useful.
The signals a feed cannot see
First posts, unanswered questions, returning members, and people who were active before they went quiet.
Connections worth making
Spot the member who has already solved the problem someone else is carrying—and introduce them while it matters.
A system that learns your room
Every correction becomes a reusable rule, with the reasoning preserved so the same generic draft does not return.
How it works
Three moves. Your judgment stays in the loop.
Paste what happened
Posts, comments, DMs, new members, screenshots. Do not clean it up first.
Roll Call remembers
Member files update, signals surface, introductions appear, and the day's drafts are prepared.
You decide and post
Edit, approve, and paste into the platform yourself. The system records what actually went out.
Local by design
No app. No login. No database you have to rent forever.
Roll Call is a folder of readable files on your own computer. Open it with Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI. Your community history survives a platform change—and an AI tool change.
PortablePrivateReadable in ten years
roll-call/your community memory
members/The durable member memoryinbox.mdEverything that happened, structuredschedule.mdWhat is due and what was promisedcontent-queue/Draft → approved → postedcorrections.mdThe rules your community teaches itA useful boundary
It prepares. You operate.
Roll Call does not connect to your community platform and it never posts on your behalf. An assistant with posting rights is a liability. An assistant that remembers, prepares, and waits for your approval is leverage.
The practical questions
Small setup. Deliberately simple.
What do I need?
An AI coding agent that can read and write files: Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI.
How long is setup?
About fifteen minutes. Roll Call interviews you and builds a real four-week rhythm for your community.
Does it replace showing up?
No. It removes the part where you stare at an empty reply box trying to remember what everyone already told you.
One payment. Your files.
Choose how hands-on you want the setup to be.
The product is the same in both options. Pay once, keep the system, and run it on your own computer.
Your community already has a history
Make your community harder to forget.
Meet the members in the room with the full history of how they got there.
Choose your Roll Call