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RushPilot for Admins · Desktop console

The command center
for your whole cycle.

The desktop app rush chairs run the whole season on — pipeline, scoring, bid night, analytics, and an AI that writes your morning brief. Everything rush demands, without the clutter that makes most dashboards a chore to open.

01 · Dashboard

Wake up to a briefing,
not a spreadsheet.

Open the console and the first thing you see is what actually needs you today — written in plain English by an AI that read every touch overnight.
rushpilot.app/dashboard
Your morning briefing
Generated 6:00 AM · Pilot AI
4 need you

3 hot prospects are cooling — Jack Donnelly hasn't been touched in 3 days.

Bid committee should review DeAndre Foster and Wyatt Bennett before Thursday.

Owen Reilly accepted his bid overnight — that's 6 of 24, on pace.

In pipeline
147
Hot
16
Bids
9/24

The chair's
home screen.

147 PNMs is too many to hold in your head. The dashboard holds it for you — surfacing the handful of decisions that move the cycle, then getting out of the way once you've made them.

  • Your 6 AM briefing. Every morning, in plain English: who's cooling, who's bid-ready, what slipped overnight.
  • Ahead or behind, at a glance. A lead-to-bid funnel with a pace line, so you always know if you're on track for your number.
  • Nothing slips. Stale and unassigned PNMs bubble to the top, each with a one-tap action.
  • See who's actually working. A recruiter leaderboard showing which brothers are putting in real effort — and which aren't.
02 · Pipeline

Every PNM, every stage,
one board.

Drag a recruit from first hello to bid card. Flip the same data to a dense table when you need to sort, filter, and bulk-act.
Lead2
AH
Arjun Hassan
Engineering · Fr
BK
Ben Kowalski
Undeclared · Fr
Contacted1
DV
Diego Vasquez
Finance · Soph
Met2
FA
Felix Anand
CS · Freshman
GO
Grant Olsen
Econ · Soph
Invited1
RH
Ryan Hall
Marketing · Fr
Hot prospect2
JR
Jordan Reyes
Finance · Soph
MO
Marcus Okafor
Mech-E · Soph
Bid pending1
SM
Sam Mehta
Bio · Freshman
Bid extended2
TC
Theo Caldwell
Poli-sci · Fr
WP
Will Park
CS · Soph
Accepted1
XN
Xavier Ng
Mech-E · Fr
Drag-and-drop stages. Lead → Contacted → Met → Invited → Hot → Bid Pending → Extended → Accepted.
Owner on point. Every PNM has a brother assigned — no double-coverage, nobody falls through.
Board ⇄ table toggle. Sort by score, temperature, last-touch, or staleness in one click.
Staleness flags. Cards that haven't been touched in days light up before they go cold.
03 · Command palette

Forget where it lives.
Just search.

Need a recruit, a brother, a screen, or a quick action? Start typing and it's right there. One box for the whole app — nothing to go hunting for.
ethanesc
PNMs
EC
Ethan Caldwell
Freshman · Computer Science
Go to Pipeline
Actions
Record a voice note
Start bid night session

Never go
looking again.

During rush you don't have time to remember where everything lives. So one box finds all of it — every recruit, every brother, every action — the second you start typing. Think of a name, type it, you're there.

  • Type what you remember. A first name, a major, half a word — it finds the rest.
  • No exact spelling needed. “deandr,” a nickname, a typo — it still lands on the right guy.
  • One search, the full picture. Type a name and his profile, his notes, and your next move all come up together.
  • Recruits, brothers, screens, actions. All of it lives in the same one box.
  • The guys you check most, up top. Open the search and your active recruits are already waiting.
04 · Composite score

Know the number.
Know why.

A 0–100 score from four weighted sub-scores, always with a confidence level and a plain-English reason. It's a recommendation, not a verdict — read it out, defend it, or override it.

Transparent
by design.

No black box. Every score breaks down into Academic, Social, Leadership, and Values — and tells you why. Disagree? Override it in one tap; the chapter's judgment always wins.

  • Four sub-scores. Academic, Social, Leadership, Values — each on a transparent track.
  • Confidence + rationale. The model shows its work and how sure it is.
  • Risk flags. GPA watch, values concerns, and cooling momentum surfaced early.
  • Bid-committee ready. Project it on the wall, defend it, override it.
EC
Ethan Caldwell
Freshman · Computer Science · GPA 3.91
HotLegacy
0
88% confidence
Tap a score for the audit trail
Academic96
Social84
Leadership90
Values92
Why this score

Top-decile academics, legacy connection, and two leadership roles. Engaged at every event — replied to outreach within minutes.

05 · Bid Night

Run the room,
live.

Queue your Bid Pending prospects and let the chapter vote together, in the room, in real time. Forty minutes instead of four hours.
Live tallyYes / abstain / no updates in real time as brothers vote from their seats.
Dossier on the wallScore, sub-scores, voice notes, and the AI read — right beside the vote.
Threshold mathMajority computed automatically, and you step through every Bid Pending PNM in order.
06 · Analytics & budget

See where bids
come from.

See which sources turn into actual bids, where recruits slip away, and how many touches it really takes to close one. Run next rush on what works — not what you remember.

Run rush like
a funnel.

Every cycle teaches you something. RushPilot keeps the receipts — which sources convert, where PNMs stall, how many touches a bid really takes.

  • Source attribution. Referral, Instagram, involvement fair — see what fills the top of the funnel.
  • Stage conversion. Spot the leak between Met and Invited before it costs you a class.
  • Transparent AI budget. Token usage broken down by feature, with a monthly reset.
Where PNMs come from+18% wk
Referral58
Instagram41
Involvement fair28
AI budget612K / 1M · resets Oct 1
Voice transcription248K
Scoring + rationale196K
Draft assistant108K
Standup briefings60K
And the rest of the console

Everything else a chair
needs on one screen.

Notifications

A live activity feed and a bell that only rings for the things that actually need a decision.

Events & attendance

Plan info nights and dinners, track RSVPs, and see who actually showed up.

Interest forms

Submissions flow straight into the pipeline as new leads, ready to assign an owner.

Messaging

Reach out from inside RushPilot, with an AI draft assistant that writes in your voice.

Brothers & roles

Invite recruiters, assign permissions, and see each brother's PNMs, touches, and bids.

Privacy firewall

Brothers see everything; PNMs never see notes, scores, flags, or who said what.

07 · On mobile

You're a brother
first.

The chair runs the desktop console — but every admin carries the full RushPilot mobile app too. Same login, same data, voice-first in your pocket.
RushPilot admin home — the chair's home screen

The whole app,
in your pocket.

Admins aren't chained to a laptop. Everything a brother gets on mobile, you get too — capture a PNM at the cookout, then pull up the full pipeline back at the house. One account, always in sync.

  • Voice notes & quick capture. Log a PNM in three taps from the field — it tags itself.
  • Standup on your phone. Your morning briefing as a push, not just on the desktop.
  • Bid night voting. Run the room from the same phone everyone's holding.
  • One account, in sync. Hop between the console and the app — same chapter, live.

Your rush,
on call. Just ask.

The same chapter-trained model behind the standup, the score, and the drafts — now in a chat. It reads every voice note, every rating, every meeting transcript. It only answers from your data.

RushPilot AI
Chapter-scoped · Sigma Chapter
87PNMs 38Notes 12Events

Ask anything
about your rush.

87 PNMs · 38 voice notes · 12 events indexed · synced 2 min ago
Who are my top 10 PNMs right now?
Which brothers haven't logged a PNM this week?
PNMs who mentioned finance in notes
Who should we reach out to before bid night?
Live thread
Which PNMs have cooled off in the last 7 days? Rank them.
Six PNMs have lost momentum since Sep 4. Three were hot (80+) when last touched, so I'd prioritize a re-engage this week. Here's the ranked list, sorted by score drop:
1
Marcus OkonkwoFinance · Sophomore · 8 days dark
−14 pts
78
2
Tyler BrennanMech-E · Senior transfer · 6 days dark
−11 pts
71
3
Aiden ParkCS · Sophomore · skipped BBQ
−9 pts
68
4
Diego SantosPre-med · Freshman · slow on replies
−7 pts
62
5
Hunter KleinBusiness · Sophomore · 1 unread DM
−5 pts
58
Sources: 12 PNMs · 5 meeting notes · 38 chat threads · chapter scoped
Ask a follow-up about any of these PNMs…
Trained per chapter · no cross-chapter data
Avg response · 1.2s Citations · always
One more cycle of group chat — or this.

Win rush.
Without the spreadsheet.

15-minute demo, customized to your chapter. We'll import your current PNM list and show you what next morning's standup would look like.