HeyGroop has been redesigned and rebuilt from scratch around one job: helping a group actually decide. Not another chat app — a place where the plan lives, stays true, and never gets lost in the thread. It's coming soon to iOS and Android, and it's going to be worth the wait.
It's not that the group doesn't care. It's overload — constraints pile up faster than anyone can track, so nobody makes the call. And one misremembered detail sends the whole group off on a plan that was never true.
Read why the tool is the problem →HeyGroop is built to be opened once and left. No feed, no streaks, no notifications begging you back. Here's the line we won't cross.
The Engine surfaces what it thinks the group agreed to. A person confirms every item before it enters the card. It never decides for you.
You join by link, name only. HeyGroop never reads your contacts or asks for anyone's phone number.
Revenue never comes from your attention or your data. There's nothing to harvest and nothing to sell.
The card doesn't just say what — it says why. So nobody has to re-litigate a call that was already made.