Getting Started
Set up your recurring group once, and GroupThat handles the rest — invites, RSVPs, reminders, and all the back-and-forth you'd rather not deal with.
If you're the one texting the group chat "who's in this week?" every single week — this is for you. Sports, game nights, book clubs, running crews, leadership meetups, you name it.
Yes — everyone needs a GroupThat account, organizers and participants alike. The one exception: if someone already in a meetup taps the "+" next to their "I'm In" button to bring a guest, that guest can join without signing up.
Yes. GroupThat is free and fully runs your group without any payment: recurring meetups, automatic invites, one-tap RSVPs, guests, live headcounts, reminders, group chat, and smart muting are all included. Participants never pay. Organizers who want to automate even more can upgrade to Premium ($4.99/month or $39.99/year) for advanced features like an automated waitlist, minimum headcount with auto-cancel, custom RSVP questions, meetup assignments, and attendance stats. See the pricing page for the full comparison.
Setting Up a Group
Yes. Along with recurring meetups, you can schedule a one-time event. It gets the same automatic invites, one-tap RSVPs, and live headcount as any other meetup.
Tap the "New Group" plus button, fill in the basics (name, location, time, frequency), add your members, and you're done. Seriously, that's it.
Weekly, biweekly, monthly, or custom intervals — pick your day, set your time, and it just keeps going.
Absolutely. Create as many as you need, each with its own member list, schedule, and settings.
Anytime. Change the time, location, or member list, and choose to update just the next occurrence or all future meetups.
Update it for that specific occurrence — your default stays untouched, and members get notified automatically.
Inviting Members
Add members by phone number or email when setting up your group. They'll get an invite right away — no chasing required.
Your call. Enable a shareable link so members can bring friends, or keep it invite-only.
Nope — there's no member limit. Add as many members and guests to your groups as you like.
Each group has a dedicated chat where all members can post information, pictures, and pre/post meetup conversation and banter.
RSVPs & Attendance
Before each meetup, GroupThat automatically messages everyone asking if they're in or out. Members respond directly — quick and painless.
You set the timing. Send the first nudge a few days out, and add a follow-up for anyone who hasn't responded yet.
Send them an automatic follow-up, or set a deadline after which they're marked "out." You decide what fits your group.
They're automatically muted from meetup messages until the next cycle — no noise, no guilt.
Yes, right up until the meetup. You'll see the update in real time on your dashboard.
Yep — your dashboard shows exactly who's in, who's out, and who's still ghosting you.
Messaging & Notifications
Invites, RSVP requests, reminders, change alerts, and post-meetup wrap-ups. You control which ones fire and when.
Yes. Edit the default templates to sound like you — casual, formal, or somewhere in between.
Navigating the App
Simple and clean — just three pages: Home — all your upcoming meetup invitations in one place. Groups — every group you're part of, with access to each group's chat and settings. Profile — add your photo and keep your personal info up to date.
Head to the "Groups" tab, find your group, and tap into the chat. Each group has its own conversation separate from the RSVP flow.
From the Groups tab, tap the group you administer — you'll see options to edit details, manage members, and adjust the meetup schedule.

Ready to stop chasing people?

Download GroupThat and let it handle the rest.

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