Screens from the iOS app, filled with demo content. The run group and the people in it do not exist.
A Tuesday run along the canal or a five-a-side on Thursday. Each session is an event in your group, so people nearby see it under What's on and can say I'm in. You see how many to expect.
A group is small and flat. It has a name, the area it meets in, a few lines about what you do and the next event.
Give it a name, a short description and a photo. Say what it is about, such as running, cooking or music, and which area it meets in.
Date, time, place and a short description. Group events show up in What's on for people nearby.
Anyone nearby can join with one tap and say I'm in to the events they want to come to. Each event shows you how many to expect.
Imagine a run group that meets at the canal at seven. The group page has a name, a photo and a line about the pace. Each week someone adds the next run as an event, with the meeting point and the distance. Neighbours see it under What's on and tap I'm in, and the count tells the organiser how many to wait for.
Events that repeat are on our list, so for now each run is added by hand. This is an illustration, not a result.
Screens from the iOS app, filled with demo content. The run group and the people in it do not exist.
Groups can be created and looked after in the web console as well. That helps when one person does the setting up for the whole club.
Some of these may not be available yet, and none of them has a date.
The Tuesday run, set up once and repeated every week. People only ever see the next one.
When a class is full, people can join a queue. If someone drops out, the next in line gets the place, and there are no messages for you to sort.
If the hall is shut or training moves, everyone who said I'm in hears about it before they set off.
Dues, membership records and match reports stay in the tools your club already uses. snakken covers the part the neighbourhood sees, which is where you meet and when.
Groups and their events reach the people around them. Nobody can pay to reach people further away or to pick who sees them.
Selling tickets for the summer concert? Keep using the shop you have. Payments are not part of snakken.
No. The meeting point is a line of text on the event, like the bridge at the canal. A group does not need a place of its own.
Anyone. Whoever starts it owns the group, and any member can add an event to it. Groups and their events show up for people in the area around them.
Yes. Start one for each team or circle. To look after them together, create an organisation in the web console, and write to us if you want a hand.
Yes. People join a group and answer I'm in on its events in the app.
Nothing is decided yet, so there is no price list. If your club has to know before a members' meeting, write to us.
A few lines are enough: what the club does, where it meets, and how many groups it has. We reply with what your club can use today and what is not built yet.
This opens your mail app. There is no form and no tracking behind it.