Communities
Your group's home — with sub-groups for conversation and channels for announcements.
Wapi’s story
Wapi's badminton club has outgrown one group chat
Forty players, three teams, and a committee — all in a single chat where the fixtures get buried under the lift-sharing. Wapi sets up a community: one home for everyone, a sub-group per team so conversations stay separate, and a channel for announcements nobody should miss.
- 1Agree the terms
- 2Basic details
- 3Describe it
- 4Ask joining questions
- 5Invite everyone
Follow along below — or jump straight to the part you need.
Step by step
What is a community?
The one idea worth understanding before anything else.
Join a community
Find a community, ask to join, and answer any questions the organisers set.
Create a community
Set up a community of your own and choose how it works.
Change your community's details
Community details are changed in the web admin portal, not in the app — here is what lives where.
Sub-groups and channels
When to use a conversation space and when to use a noticeboard.
Run your community
Invite members, review join requests, and share out the admin work.