For Clubs and interest groups

Easy signups for the things you love doing together

Make the next gathering easy to join. Whether you are meeting over a book, learning a skill, or getting outside, give people a clear plan and a simple way to take part.

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A useful place to start

Start with the job you need to do

Pick a starting point, make the details yours, and share a link your group can use right away.

A little planning goes a long way

Choose the structure around the gathering

Use an RSVP when everyone joins the same gathering. Offer slots when people need a particular session, group, or task. Use a poll while the date or activity is still undecided, then publish the event once you have a plan.

Choose RSVP, slots, or a poll
  1. 1

    Make the invitation recognizable

    Name your club, the actual activity, and the meeting point. Tell a newcomer how to find you.

  2. 2

    Ask for a useful commitment

    Keep the choice simple: attending, reserving a session, or helping with a task. Ask only the questions needed for that commitment.

  3. 3

    Plan the next gathering deliberately

    Duplicate an event and review the new date, or use an Organization recurring series for separate weekly or monthly events.

A little help, or a whole team

Start free

Organizing on your own

Free covers up to 10 active events or polls. Guests do not need accounts. Choose a template, review the details, and share the published link.

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Organize together

Sharing responsibility

Organization is $29 per month or $290 per year and includes 10 organizers. Shared workspaces, reusable team templates, recurring series, and check-in help a team coordinate together.

Explore organizing together

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Ready when you are

Make room for the next good gathering.

Share the plan, give everyone a way to join, and spend more time doing the thing that brought your group together.