The Group.
Plans, out of the chat
Every group chat has a graveyard of plans that almost happened. This is where "we should hang" becomes a date on everyone's calendar, with nobody stuck playing secretary.
Free for small crews · Web, iPhone, Android & desktop
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Saturday works for everyone. Plan it?
Plan itWhat it does
The planning is free, forever. A couple of things cost money because they cost us money, and they're marked.
You can already see it. Everyone's busy times sit on one calendar, pulled from their own Google or Apple calendars. Busy or free is all anyone sees. Never the details.
Pick the people and a window. It checks everyone's calendar and hands back the nights that actually work. One tap turns a night into a plan.
Every plan gets a page: who's in, the conversation, photos, pinned announcements, and a map with the pin on the exact spot. Scroll-back archaeology ends.
Tap Going and it's on your own calendar, updated with every change, gone if it's cancelled. One click from the email does the same.
The surprise party, the small dinner, the trip for six. Pick exactly who can see a plan, add cohosts to run it with you, and nobody else knows it exists.
Snap the receipt, split it however it actually went, and the group sees who owes what. No spreadsheet, no awkward text three weeks later.
Your group gets its own phone number. Invites and changes arrive as real texts, and when they text back, the reply lands in the plan where everyone sees it.
Drop into a voice room like you would a call that never ended. Video, screen share, and a soundboard, on the desktop app or your phone.
No public profiles, no follower counts, no feed. Just the people you invited. Report and block are built in, and we review what gets flagged.
How it works
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Name it, send one link to the chat. Friends tap it and they're in. Nobody downloads anything, nobody makes a password.
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Google or Apple, once, two taps. From then on the group can see when you're free without ever seeing what you're doing.
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The app finds the night, the group gets the text, the RSVPs collect themselves, and it's on everyone's calendar before anyone can say 'wait, when was that again?'
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Voice rooms for the nights nobody's going anywhere. Split the tab when you do. Photos from it land on the plan, not scattered across five camera rolls.
Pricing
Voice rooms and your group's own text number run on paid plans. Everything else, for a crew of eight, costs nothing.
The whole planner, for any crew
Free
Most groups
Voice rooms and texting. The good stuff.
$15 /month per group
Leagues, churches, big crews. Size it to fit.
$29 /month per group
Bigger crew? Member packs, extra texts, and League for 250+. See full pricing
Questions
No. Tap the invite link and they're in, straight from the browser. There are apps for iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows when someone wants one, but nobody has to install anything to be part of the group. Invites arrive by text and email either way, and RSVP works right from the email.
Never. Linking your calendar shares busy or free time blocks only. No titles, no places, no details. That's enforced server-side, not a setting.
Yes. Paste your iCloud calendar link for availability, and subscribe to your personal feed so every plan you're going to shows up automatically.
Each paid group gets a dedicated number. Only hosts can blast, every text is something you opted into, and STOP works instantly.
The whole planner is free for up to 8 people: unlimited plans, the shared calendar, RSVPs, chat, photos, maps, expense splitting. Paid plans add the things that cost us money to run: your group's own text number, voice rooms, and bigger groups. No trial that expires, no card to start.
A room your group drops into and leaves open, with video, screen share and a soundboard. Talk while you're doing something else, or hang out when nobody's going anywhere. It's on paid plans because live audio and video cost real money per minute.
Only your group. There's no public profile, no follower count, no discovery feed, and nothing is indexed by search engines. You choose who gets in, and you can mute, block, or remove anyone.