Built around the family
A group chat sees phone numbers. Grouperly sees families.
Everything here starts with the household. Parents stay in charge of their kids' information, kids get to take part in a controlled way, and the guardrails are part of how it's built.
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Parents stay in charge
- A parent answers for each of their kids in one step
- A child gets a login only with a parent's consent, and only if their group has turned child accounts on
- Parents can review, download or correct what's kept about their child, or close the account
- Add the other parent as well, or a grandparent to help with sign-in
Kids can start taking responsibility
- With a parent's OK, a child can see their group's events, answer for themselves and join in the group's messages
- Teens with their own login can pick their own jobs at an event
- When the time comes, a parent can move a child to an account of their own, with their groups, messages and photos
The guardrails don't switch off
- A child's parent is included in every conversation with them, or the message isn't sent
- Automatic checks look for grooming, bullying and self-harm in conversations with young people
- Links a child writes aren't clickable, so nobody can be sent off Grouperly
- Nothing a child posts is ever public
- Report a message or block someone, and leaders review what's reported
Families' information stays put
- Other members never see a child's birthdate, address or the notes leaders keep
- Adults' contact details are shared only if your group allows it
- Health forms stay private, with a log of who opened them
- No ads, no selling your information, and no AI models trained on it
For parents
Every group your kids are in, on one screen.
The soccer team, the pack and the third-grade class don't have to be three different places.
- One calendar across every group, on your phone if you add it
- Messages and what you owe, across all of them
- A page for each of your kids
- Coming soon: add your kids' groups that aren't on Grouperly yet
Give your families something built for them.
It's free, and your families won't have to install a thing.
New to Grouperly? On the next page, press Sign in with Grouperly, then choose Create an account.Free forever, no credit card. See our Terms, Privacy Policy and Children's Privacy Notice.