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Grouperly

Grouperly for Scouting

Run your pack or troop without chasing anyone.

Campouts, den meetings, camp fees and the parents who need to know about all of it, in one free place. Packs and troops can be set up from a template in a single step.

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An event in Grouperly: the Fall Campout, $35 a scout. 18 are going, 3 maybe and 2 can't. 15 have paid, by card, cash or check, and reminders go out on their own.

Sound familiar?

Leading a unit means a lot of chasing.

  • The campout thread

    Who's coming? The answers are scattered through a group chat, and two families replied to the wrong one.

  • Camp money

    It arrives by Venmo, cash and check, and the treasurer keeps a spreadsheet nobody else can find.

  • Forms everywhere

    Permission slips and health forms live in a dozen inboxes and a folder in someone's car.

  • A new leader every few years

    And each one starts from scratch, because the know-how left with the last one.

What Grouperly does

Everything a unit runs on, in one place.

  • Set up in one step

    A pack's template brings six dens, ten roles from Cubmaster to treasurer, and four yearly events with their checklists. Troops have one too.

  • Dens and patrols

    Each has its own members, messages and events, so a den leader can plan their den's meetings and message just those families.

  • Campouts and camp fees

    Families RSVP for each scout and pay in the same step. Cash and checks are recorded and tracked to the bank.

  • Forms in one place

    Permission slips and packing lists in the library. Health forms stay private, with a log of who opened them, and each scout's form expiry dates on their record.

  • Parents always copied

    Every message from an adult to a scout copies the scout's parent, or it isn't sent.

  • Leaders change; the unit remembers

    Recurring events keep every year's date, turnout, money and documents, and roles keep their checklists for whoever comes next.

Your first evening

From a blank page to a working pack.

Create the group, choose Pack or Troop, and start from the template. Then import your roster and send one announcement to every family.

  • Unit number, council, district and chartered organization on the group
  • Dens or patrols, the committee, and the leaders as subgroups
  • Roles with their own permissions: the treasurer handles money, den leaders their dens
  • A member ID and health form expiry dates on each scout's record
Creating a group: its name, what kind of group it is, and a template for a Cub Scout pack that sets up its dens, roles and yearly events in one step.

Grouperly works alongside Scouting America's own tools, such as Scoutbook, and doesn't track advancement. It's an independent product of OrgStrong, not affiliated with or endorsed by Scouting America; we use scouting names only to describe the groups we serve.

Get your unit organized tonight.

It's free, and your families won't have to install a thing.

Free forever, no credit card. See our Terms, Privacy Policy and Children's Privacy Notice.