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Grouperly

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You said yes to lead the group, not to chase everyone.

Grouperly is one simple place for your group's calendar, sign-ups, money and messages. Keep your group chat and bring your spreadsheet. Your families install nothing, and they get your emails even before they join.

New to Grouperly? On the next page, press Sign in with Grouperly, then choose Create an account.Free forever, no credit card. See our Terms, Privacy Policy and Children's Privacy Notice.

An event in Grouperly: the Fall Campout, $35 a scout. 18 are going, 3 maybe and 2 can't. 15 have paid, by card, cash or check, and it's in this week's email to families.

How it could work

Same event. Two very different weeks.

Picture your next campout, tournament or field trip. None of these tools is bad on its own. Together, they turn every event into a week of reminding, chasing and double-checking.

  • Telling people

    How it usually goes: You post the date in the group chat. By Thursday it's two hundred messages up, under a debate about snacks.

    How it could go: You post it once and send one announcement. It reaches everyone on your roster, even the families who never opened the chat.

  • Who's coming

    How it usually goes: You scroll back and count. Two families answered in the wrong thread, and three said "maybe".

    How it could go: A parent answers for each of their kids in one step. You just read the number.

  • Collecting the money

    How it usually goes: It arrives by Venmo, by cash, and as a check tucked in a cleat bag. Someone is comparing two apps and an envelope.

    How it could go: Families pay when they RSVP. Cash and checks go on the same list, so one list shows who's paid.

  • Finding help

    How it usually goes: You ask for volunteers. Again. The same five parents say yes.

    How it could go: Each family picks a job as they RSVP. One list shows who's still short, so you only nudge those families.

  • The day before

    How it usually goes: You're the reminder. "Don't forget!" goes out at 9:40 at night.

    How it could go: The reminders you turned on once have already gone out.

  • Next year

    How it usually goes: It all lives in your head, and in a folder that leaves when you do.

    How it could go: Plan next year copies the whole event forward, for you or for whoever comes next.

Same event. This time, you get to enjoy it.

Start your group free

All of it, in one place

It does a lot. You'll only see what you use.

Twelve jobs that usually take five apps and a shoebox. Turn on the ones you want, when you want them.

  • Four words across the top

    Most people see Home, Calendar, Messages and Money. For most families, that short menu is the whole thing.

  • You only see what you turn on

    Beyond the basics, each tool stays out of sight until your group switches it on.

  • Everyone sees their part

    The treasurer sees the money, a coach sees the team, and a parent sees their own family's part.

See everything Grouperly does

Start with one thing

What's giving you the most trouble?

Pick one. You can leave the rest alone until you're ready.

Getting started

Set it up tonight. By yourself.

No committee, no training session, and nobody's permission. It takes an evening, and your group chat can stay until your families are settled in.

  1. 1

    Create your group

    Name it and say what kind of group it is. Packs and troops can start from a ready-made setup.

  2. 2

    Bring your spreadsheet

    Grouperly matches your columns and keeps parents and kids together. Nobody gets an email until you say so.

  3. 3

    Post one event and say hello

    Send one announcement. Everyone on your roster gets it by email, with their own link to join.

Safe for families

Built for groups with kids in them.

  • Parents stay in the loop

    Every message from an adult to a young member copies that child's parent, or it isn't sent.

  • What's inside stays inside

    Your roster and messages stay in your group. If you keep a public page, it shows only your group's name, description, location and what you mark public.

  • A parent says yes first

    Children under 13 get their own login only once their group turns child accounts on and a parent consents.

Read our Children's Privacy Notice

No risk in trying

Nothing to lose, and your evenings to gain.

  • Free, for real

    Unlimited members, events and messages for as long as you like. No trial clock and no credit card.

  • One price if you want more

    Grouperly Plus is $10 a month for the whole group, never per family. Most of what's here is free without it.

  • Leave any time

    Download your roster, documents and money records whenever you want. Nothing is locked in, and we never show ads or sell your information.

Compare the plans

Grouperly was born from running groups like these: scout units, teams and volunteer groups. Have a question first? A real person answers support@grouperly.com.

Get back to the part you said yes to.

It's free, it takes an evening, and your families won't have to install a thing.

New to Grouperly? On the next page, press Sign in with Grouperly, then choose Create an account.Free forever, no credit card. See our Terms, Privacy Policy and Children's Privacy Notice.