Club Website
Build a public-facing website for your club directly within Kolva. Show sessions, share information, and let new members find you.
The website editor
Click More in the sidebar (or press Ctrl+K / Cmd+K) and choose Website. The page is called Your Club Website, and your site lives at your-club.kolva.club, where the first part is your club's own address name. The link under the heading takes you straight to it.
It is a single editor with a fixed set of sections, not a page builder. You can't add extra pages of your own. For each section you choose what it says and whether it shows.
Publishing
The Draft / Published switch at the top of the page controls whether the site is live. Until you switch it to Published, visitors don't see your website: they get a “website is coming soon” message instead. Switching it saves straight away, so you don't need Save Changes for that. Once the site is published a Preview button appears that opens it in a new tab.
Everything else you edit is saved with Save Changes, which is only available once you have changed something.
Sections
The editor has one card for each section of the site:
- Hero Section — the banner at the top: a tagline and up to three buttons. Each button has a name and links to the sessions you tick, so a single “Tasters” button can cover all your taster sessions. Show hero buttons turns every button off, and the banner gets shorter.
- About — a title and a block of text about your club.
- Sessions — your upcoming public sessions, shown automatically. Show filters lets visitors filter by type, age and location, and Create link makes a link to your sessions that is already filtered, for example to just your beginner tasters.
- Schedule — a monthly calendar of your public sessions.
- Teams — the teams that are set to show on your public website, listed automatically.
- Location — your venue address, with a Google Maps embed if you paste in an embed address. Leave that empty and visitors get a simple link to Google Maps.
- Contact — an email address, a phone number and your opening hours.
Each section except the Hero has its own on/off switch and a title you can change. Section Order at the bottom has up and down arrows to move sections around the page.
Branding
Your website uses your club's branding (logo, primary colour) set in Settings → Branding. This gives a consistent look across your public site and the member portals.
Public session listing
The Sessions and Schedule sections list your upcoming public sessions, each with its sign-up link. A session only appears once it has public sign-up switched on (see Sessions), so there is nothing extra to do on the website itself.
AI content generation
The AI Tools menu at the top of the page has three options: Generate Website (create content from a description of your club), Update with AI (make a specific change) and Polish with AI (fix grammar and improve clarity). The sparkle button beside the tagline and the About text writes that one piece for you. Read what the AI writes and edit it before you save.