The Group Chat Your Crew Actually Wants

Turn your group’s conversations into plans that actually happen — with threads for every plan, one-tap RSVPs, and a shared calendar that finds the day everyone's free.

You know this feeling.

“So who’s actually in?”

Forty messages later, four people have said "maybe," and nobody's booked anything.

“Where was that message?"

Everyone gets everything, so people ignore and mute the chat. Plans die quietly before they had a chance.

“My phone’s always going off!"

The trailhead, the time, the thing someone was bringing — buried under a week of banter.

How it works

Your group chat has the people and the conversation.
It was never built for the follow-through.

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Talk →

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Every crew gets a group chat

Messages, photos, voice notes, polls, reactions — all the normal stuff.

Decide →

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Turn a "we should…" into a real plan

Set a day, propose it, watch people commit.

Show Up →

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RSVPs, the meeting spot, who's bringing what

All in the plan's own thread.

Repeat

The group keeps planning

Next weekend, you're not starting from scratch.

Rndvu makes group chats functional for event-focused communities so that you can easily coordinate activities with your friends in real-time.

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Built for groups that actually do things

  • A thread for every plan. Tonight's logistics don't get buried under last week's.

  • RSVP in one tap. Right from the chat. See exactly who's coming.

  • Find an open day. Sync and share calendars with the people you choose and see the days everyone's actually open — no "are you around Saturday?"

  • Mute what you're not in. Selective muting per thread. Your phone only buzzes for the main chat and plans you're going to.

  • Sort out who's bringing what. Build a checklist for everyone, or just for yourself. No need to worry if you forgot your shoes.

  • Polls, directions, shared albums. Vote on the time. Follow Google Maps. Dump every photo from the weekend in one place.

  • Private by default. Invite-only groups. Block and report built in.

Get the app

Rndvu only works if your people are on it.

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A planning app with one person in it is a calendar.

That's not a growth trick — it's the whole product.

When you get the app, bring the group you actually make plans with. The hiking crew, the Sunday ride, the six people in the chat that's been “we should do something soon" since March.

Start with your close friends. Add more groups as you go. It's one tap from Settings.

Free to use. Upgrade if you want more.


Everything you need to run your crew's plans. Up to five friend groups, unlimited members, unlimited events, RSVPs, polls, checklists, find an open day across shared calendars, and local event recommendations.

Free


Unlimited friend groups, AI summaries of what you missed, find a free time, and auto-sync anything you RSVP yes to. Get early access to public events, live location sharing, larger file limits, and custom themes

You never need Plus to be in a Community, RSVP, or show up.

Upgrade in-app

Rndvu+

$4/month

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What’s coming next:
Local events

Some of the best things near you never make it to your feed. A demo day at the bike shop. A members-only tasting. A retro night at the bowling alley that's been there forty years.

We're building toward the places you already love running their own communities inside Rndvu — so you hear it from them, in the same app where you're making plans already. No inbox. No algorithm deciding whether you see it.

Denver first. Get the app and you'll be there for it.

Privacy:
Your plans are yours

We don't sell your data. We don't run ads in your chat.

When a local event shows up as a suggestion, it's matched on the plan itself — the date, the area, the kind of activity. Never on what you and your friends said to each other. We don't read your messages to sell you anything.

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    Get your crew out of the group chat and out the door.