Informal groups meet more often when the tedious stuff runs itself
Most casual groups fizzle because the organizer gets tired of the chores. GroupThat automates the invites, RSVPs, reminders and headcount, so meeting becomes the default.
Read more →Not enough people? GroupThat calls it off for you
Set a minimum headcount and a deadline. If not enough people are in by then, GroupThat automatically cancels the meetup and lets everyone know.
Read more →Always know who’s in, who’s out — and who they’re bringing
A live in/out list for every meetup, guest counts included, plus mute-until-next-meetup so members only hear from you when it matters.
Read more →Organizer-first vs. chat-first: where GroupThat and the group chat part ways
Apps like GroupMe are chat-first, with meetups bolted on. GroupThat flips it — the recurring meetup comes first, and the chat serves it.
Read more →GroupThat is a recurring meetup organizer, not another group chat
Why we built GroupThat for the groups that meet again and again — pickleball nights, book clubs, weekly runs — and what to expect from this blog.
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