Your club, minus the 400 unread messages.
A group chat works until the club grows. Probed gives it channels, voice rooms, events and an ideas board, and it's free for up to 25 members.
A group chat, or Probed
Most clubs start in a group chat, and that's fine for a while. Then plans, photos, questions and jokes all land in one thread, the meetup details scroll away, and the same three people decide everything.
Why it fits
- Channels, not one thread
- General chat and this month's plans each get a channel, with threads for side conversations, so nothing important scrolls away.
- Events people follow
- Post the next meetup once. Members follow it and can see what's coming at a glance.
- Ideas everyone can vote on
- Next book, next route, next game: members post ideas and vote, so the quiet ones get a say too.
- A voice room for the in-between
- Drop into voice for a quick chat between meetups, with no call to schedule.
Set it up
Create a free space and name it after the club.
Add a second channel for plans next to general.
Post the next meetup as an event.
Share the join link in the old group chat and move the plans over.
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for up to 25 members, on Free. Members never pay.
A bigger club fits Premium at $19 a month for up to 250 members.
Compare plans →Common questions
Is Probed free for a small club?
Yes. The Free plan covers up to 25 members, two text channels and one voice channel, with the ideas board and events included. Members never pay.
Can members use it on their phone?
Yes. There's an iPhone app, and Probed also runs in any phone or desktop browser.
Why not just keep the group chat?
For a handful of friends, a group chat is fine. Once plans, photos and questions start burying each other, channels, events and an ideas board keep the club easy to follow.