For organisers
Set your own front door, ask your own questions, and get a private chat, an events calendar and a feed the moment you create it. Everything a real-world community needs to run, in one place.
Membership
Pick the one that matches how your community already works. You can change it later.
Anyone who finds you can join in one tap and land straight in the chat.
You write the questions. Nobody gets in until you've read the answers.
The group stays out of search results. The only way in is a link you handed out.
Collecting dues inside BondBloc is on the way. Until it lands, run the money the way you already do and put the terms in your how-to-join notes, so nobody applies expecting free.
The admin side
No spreadsheet, no second group chat, no one person holding the whole thing together in their head.
Ask what you actually need to know. Approve or reject with a reason, and replace the form whenever the group changes.
Generate them, see which are still live, revoke any of them. Nobody joins an invite-only group without one.
Super admin, admin, moderator, member. Promote the people who do the work, and hand the group over entirely when it's time.
Polls, voice notes, pinned messages and reactions. Lock the chat when a thread needs to stop.
Create, update or cancel. See who is coming before you book the table or count the bibs.
Posts and comments for members, and a taste of the group for people deciding whether to apply.
New events, approvals and announcements reach people in the app, not in a chat nobody scrolled back through.
Phone numbers are encrypted and never shown, DMs only open between people who share a group, and reports go to the platform team.
Who it's for
A Saturday route, a fixture list, and a chat that knows who is injured this week.
Small groups through the week, everyone together on Sunday, one place for both.
This month's book, the date, and the argument about the ending.
Talks, demos and RSVPs that tell you how much pizza to order.
Trip dates, kit lists and a cap on how many people the trail can take.
Rehearsal schedules, beginners nights, and applications for the ones that audition.
Twelve seats, one table, an application form that asks what you're bringing.
Invite-only membership, verified badges where it matters, and no cold outreach.
Shift dates, headcounts, and a feed that shows the work actually happening.
Before you start
One group, ten minutes
Create the group, set the door, and send one link instead of adding forty numbers.