The problem
"Anyone free tonight?" shouldn't take 47 messages.
Your group already talks every day. The plans are what get lost: buried in the thread, no RSVPs, and Friday shows up before anyone decides.
In the group text
In Astro
Features
Everything your group text can't do.
Group chat like GroupMe, invites like Partiful, a hangout room like Discord, plus bill splitting, reminders, and shared photos and files. All in one place.
Who's free
See who's free right now.
Tap what you're up to. It clears on its own, and only the groups you pick can see it. When three of you are free, Astro asks if you want to start something.
Events
One tap RSVPs.
Invites that look great, with a guest list and comments. Vote with polls when nobody agrees.
Calendar
Every event, every group, one calendar.
Group chats
A private home for every group.
How it works
Set up your group in under a minute.
Start a group
Name it and pick who's in. No profile to fill out, no contacts required.
Send the link
Drop it in your group text. Friends can RSVP from the link before they even download the app.
Make plans
See who's around, create an event, and watch the going count fill up.
Private by default
Built for your friends, not for an audience.
No feed, no followers, nothing to perform. Just the people you already hang out with.
- Your status clears on its own
- Friends never see your exact location
- No public profile or follower count
- No ads in your chats, ever
- Your group's data is never sold
Bring your crew into orbit.
Sign in with your email, make a group, and send your crew the invite code. Or click around the demo first.