Hello! I was wondering where I could find the members data when they register and answer questions to be able to apply to join (Name, email, etc)?

I really like Skool and genuinely recommend it to everyone I meet. Last week I was in Tangier, Morocco, today in Tarifa, Spain, and before that, Barcelona. But seriously, is it impossible to sign up via mobile? That should be basic functionality. Uploading photos from mobile is also frustrating. Often, you’re in the middle of writing a post, switch to another app and than back the post disappears. The app constantly struggles to load properly on mobile. And lately, it’s impossible to scroll through chat to the history. For a new people I bring onto the platform it's discouraging. Let’s focus on improving the mobile version, please. It's a must have for us digital nomads. The Android app currently wastes time rather than saving it.

Here’s How to Protect Your Space! Spammers and poachers are sneaking into free groups, disrupting the vibe and promoting their own stuff. Here are 3 ways to solve this issue that I will be implementing and adjusting my page today: 1. Pre-approval Questions: Ask specific questions when members join to filter out those who aren’t serious. Example questions: • What is your main reason for joining this group? • Do you agree to engage respectfully and avoid self-promotion or spamming in this community? • What specific area of healing or mindset growth are you currently working on? 2. Manual Member Approval: Review profiles and responses before letting new members in. Don’t be afraid to reject anyone who seems off. 3. Strict No-Spam Policy: Set clear group rules against spamming or self-promotion and remove violators quickly. 4. Brought to my attention by: @Stephanie Hetu -- Allowing chat only at level 2 is a good way to reduce a bit I think. They at least have to engage a bit before they start spamming. Shouldn't have to have these rules but hey we can only control whats in our power!

I use Skool a lot but wonder if there's any features I don't know about. What's your favourite little-known Skool feature?

Just last night I added the free trials and told people in my free group they could now join and try it out for free. I set it for an annual price only of $597 and got about $13k right now in trial so I havnet actually received it yet. I'm curios to know, what do you guys plan on doing to keep the people who sign up on a free trial past their trial. Drop what method you plan on using in the comments so we can all learn from each other.