Deep dive
Make a bunch for your club, class or team and share its code. Everyone who joins is connected to everyone else — and each person shares only what they choose.
Amara starts a running club.
Swapping twenty numbers by hand? No thanks.
One code. Everyone joins, sharing only their name and photo.
All connected — and you can message without giving out your number.
Leaving is just as easy.
One code instead of a list of numbers passed around. Everyone who joins is connected to every other member at once.
You see the owner's questions before you join and answer them from your own details. Anything more you share with the group is your choice.
What members share stays up to date, and a newcomer appears for everyone the moment they join.
Give it a name and add the questions you want everyone to answer, like a first name or a mobile number — each one required or optional.
Every bunch has its own code. Share it as text, a QR code or an invite link — it doesn't expire.
Whoever enters the code sees the bunch's name, its owner and its questions, and answers them from their own details to join.
Each new member is connected to everyone already in the bunch and appears in the member list for all of them.
Looking up a code shows the bunch's name, its owner, how many members it has and its questions — never who the members are. Members see each other's names and what each person chose to share: their answers, and any groups or single details they add. Every shared text detail is encrypted separately for each member. Children's accounts with parental controls can't join bunches.
Read the privacy deep-dive →Only the required ones. You can skip optional questions, and you can change your answers later.
Yes. An owner can switch on approval: your join then waits until an owner accepts it, and you can withdraw it in the meantime.
Connections the bunch made for you are removed — unless either of you has put the other in a group, shared something personally or made them a favourite, or you're both in another bunch. A connection that stays simply stops showing what either of you shared through the bunch.
Members are connected, so you can message each of them in allme without giving out your number. For a group conversation, an owner can add a link to your existing group chat.
Up to 75, owners included. A bunch can have more than one owner, and every owner can do the same things.
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