Martyn’s Law software · standard tier

Keep your procedures, briefings and evidence in one place.

Prepare steadily before spring 2027. Muster gives churches, schools, halls and small venues one calm route from scope to a current record. Founding members pay £7.50 a month including VAT for as long as they stay.

Charged when you subscribe · full refund available in the first 14 days

One living record

A PDF is finished the moment it is written. Your premises is not.

People change, layouts change and official guidance develops. Muster preserves what was agreed while making the current position obvious.

01

Settle scope

Record the busiest realistic headcount, use and tier, with the reasoning kept beside the answer.

02

Write four procedures

Draft evacuation, invacuation, lockdown and communication around the building you actually operate.

03

Brief the right people

Keep a register of staff and volunteers, with each briefing tied to the exact procedure version they received.

04

Practise and improve

Log walk-throughs and exercises, what they found, and the actions that followed.

05

Keep it current

Schedule reviews and see when a procedure change means people should be briefed again.

06

Show the work

Generate a branded evidence pack and export the underlying records in open formats whenever you need them.

See it in the product

Every screen, from scope to evidence pack.

Screenshots below are from a demo organisation, not a customer.

Screenshot of the Muster dashboard showing premises status checkpoints for St Aidan's Parish Hall.
The status board for every premises you hold.
Screenshot of the Muster evacuation procedure editor, showing plain-question sections with guidance text under each one.
The evacuation procedure editor. Plain questions, not a blank page.
Screenshot of version history for the evacuation procedure, showing version 1 and the live, published version 2.
Version history for evacuation. Version one superseded, version two published.
Screenshot of the people register showing briefing status for eight people, with two flagged as needing a re-brief.
The people register. Two people are flagged for a re-brief.
Screenshot of the drill and exercise log listing three logged exercises, each with what worked and what did not.
The drill and exercise log, with three exercises recorded.
Screenshot of the evidence pack summary page, showing readiness checkpoints, procedures, register and exercises for one premises.
The evidence pack for one premises, ready to hand over.

Why prepare now

Avoid the expensive version of the same work.

The SIA expects the Act to come into force in spring 2027, with the exact date confirmed in advance. The notification system is not open yet. That makes this the useful middle: late enough to work from published Home Office guidance, early enough to involve the people who know the building.

Use ordinary committee meetings, policy reviews and staff sessions. Find what already exists before commissioning more. Test procedures before a deadline turns every disagreement into an emergency.

To be plain about it: Muster does not certify compliance, replace the responsible person or make free official guidance unnecessary. It keeps the administrative work coherent and alive.

Founding membership

£7.50 a month, including VAT. Keep the saving for life.

Subscribe before the founding deadline and the 50% discount remains while that subscription stays continuously active. If Muster is not right for you, ask within 14 days for a full first-payment refund.

Start before everyone else has a deadline.

Set up your first premises, choose monthly or annual billing, and keep the founding discount for the life of your continuous subscription.