HeyGroop isn't out yet — here's what people ask most while they wait. Something we didn't cover? Get in touch.
It's an app that helps a group actually reach a decision — where to eat, when to leave, who's driving — instead of letting it get lost in a noisy thread. The messy back-and-forth becomes one clear card everyone can trust, with each decision shown next to the reason behind it.
HeyGroop is in active development and coming to iOS and Android. We don't have a public date yet. The surest way to hear the moment it's live is to join the list — that's the only thing we'll email you about.
We're still finalizing pricing and will share it before launch. If you're on the notify list, you'll hear it first.
HeyGroop works best when the group is in it together, but people join a Groop with just a link and a name — no phone number, no contacts, no account hoops. We're designing the invite to be as low-friction as possible so joining is easy.
No — you'll still text. HeyGroop is the one screen your plan lives on once the talking's done. Think of the chat as where you talk, and the card as where it's decided.
Never. HeyGroop reads the conversation and proposes what it thinks the group agreed to — then a person confirms each item before it becomes real. It organizes and suggests; the group always decides.
Privacy is the whole point. There are no ads and nothing to sell — we don't harvest your data or your attention, and joining doesn't require your contacts or phone number. You can read the details on our privacy page.
iOS and Android at launch. If you plan on a bigger screen, that's on our radar too.
An independent studio called Steamboat Software, which builds privacy-first apps. There's more on the about page.
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