Bring your family together

Plan the reunion.Keep the family.

Grove replaces the group chats, spreadsheets, payment apps, and lost notes with one private home for your reunion, from the first planning call to the family archive.

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  • No credit card required
  • Works on any device
Three generations of a family laughing together outdoors

Screens from Grove's sample reunion. Photo is illustrative.

The sample Holloway reunion's Command Center: 77 coming, 68% of tasks done, $3,685 collected, 249 days left
A relative's personal link in the sample reunion: confirmed, with activities, schedule and photos

Watch how it works

See Grove in action.

Short walkthroughs of the real product: plan for free, let Grove do the chasing, run the day from your phone, and keep the stories.

Grove guides are AI presenters. The family shown is a sample reunion. Cover photos are illustrative. Read the transcripts · More short videos

A reunion organizer at her kitchen table with a laptop, a phone and a stack of papers
  • Group chats (everywhere)
  • Spreadsheets (and versions)
  • Payment requests (and reminders)
  • Notes and lists (that get lost)
  • Event details (in different places)

Sound familiar

Five apps.
One very tired organizer.

The group chat for updates nobody reads. A spreadsheet for RSVPs nobody filled out. Venmo requests pending since March. Your notes app with the venue you're not sure is still available. Email for the three people who don't check the group chat.

And your own memory for everything else: the nut allergy, the cousin who needs a hotel, what went wrong last time that you swore you'd fix. Every family has someone who carries all of this. It's a lot to carry alone.

Grove puts it in one private home.

Try it with your flier

Already made a flier? See your reunion page in a minute.

Drop in the flier you'd text the family. Grove reads the dates, schedule, and prices and builds the page they'll RSVP on. No account needed to look.

No flier yet? See a sample reunion page · We only use your flier to build this preview and don't save it unless you start your reunion.

The invite page of Grove's sample Holloway Family Reunion 2027: dates, place and an RSVP button

A real invite page from the sample reunion. Yours is built from your flier →

One place for the whole reunion

The reunion journey: before, during, and after.

From the first idea to the family archive.

1 · Before the reunion

Get everyone registered, paid, and informed.

  • A reunion page your family RSVPs on in minutes
  • Card payments at RSVP, plus Zelle, Cash App, and cash recorded in one place
  • A starter planning checklist, organized for you, and a pulse that shows what's slipping
  • Lodging, the potluck board, family polls, and committees in one place
How planning works →
2 · During the reunion

One link for the schedule, updates, and photos.

  • A day-of page with the schedule and check-in by name
  • Shoutouts you approve, and a photo wall where guest photos wait for your OK and family members' photos post directly unless you turn on review
  • Email updates to the whole family, no group chat required
  • Family who couldn't travel can watch the main stage with their personal link
See the family view →
3 · After the reunion

Keep the people, stories, and know-how.

  • A Reunion Capsule you publish and email to everyone who RSVP'd yes: the moments, the shoutouts, the stats, and the reunion's photos for the family
  • Elders answer the family's questions in their own voices
  • A handoff brief so next year's organizer doesn't start from zero
  • A family space that stays open between reunions
See what's kept →

The part everyone dreads

They pay with a card.
You stop chasing Venmo.

Everyone gets a personal link. They tap it, confirm they're coming, add their household, and pay, all on their phone in about four minutes. No app, no account.

The money goes straight to your account and the roster shows who has paid. Adults and kids can have different prices, so the total for each household is right the first time.

  • Payments recorded by hand carry no Grove fee
  • Cap what one household pays, so big families aren't priced out
  • Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, checks, and cash recorded beside card payments
How reunion payments work
The payment step of a relative's RSVP in the sample reunion: a $120 balance and a button to pay the full balance

Paid to

The organizer's own account

The pay step in Grove's sample reunion.

What makes Grove different

Most reunion tools stop when the weekend ends.
Grove keeps going.

01

Stories in their own voices

The younger generation asks, the elders answer by voice, and the family replies and adds notes in a story thread that stays in your private family space.

How Family Stories work →

02

A Capsule of the weekend

When it wraps, you publish a Capsule of how many came, the moments, the shoutouts, and the reunion's photos, and email it to everyone who RSVP'd yes.

See a sample Capsule →

03

The next one starts ahead

The roster, branches, tasks, budget categories, and schedule carry forward. The organizer who hosted writes a handoff brief, with family feedback folded in, for the next host branch.

See the handoff →

The second reunion is easier than the first. The third is easier still. Your family's history belongs to your family: private by default, never sold, not used to train AI, and you can request a copy anytime.

Read our privacy promise →

Auntie, Grove's reunion helper, in a green blazer with a warm smile
Optional add-on

Meet Auntie.

Your family's AI reunion helper

Give her a date, a city and a budget. Auntie helps turn your ideas into a reunion plan, with activities, schedules, budget plans and next steps. You bring the family. Auntie brings the plan.

Learn about Auntie

Simple pricing

$79 for the whole reunion.
Not $79 a month.

Start free. Choose Essentials when you want payments, sign-ups and check-in. Invite 40 people or 400; Grove never charges per family member.

Free

$0

Plan the reunion and gather your family, free.

  • Planning, tasks and the schedule
  • Invite page, roster and household RSVPs
  • Family tree, stories and memories
Available now

Essentials

$79per reunion, one time

Run the reunion: money, sign-ups and check-in. Never expires.

  • Card checkout at RSVP (money goes to you)
  • Payment tracking for cash, check and payment apps
  • Activity sign-ups and check-in
Upgrade from Essentials for $70

Pro

$149per reunion, one time

Run a big reunion with a team, with less manual work. Never expires.

  • A lower Grove card fee
  • 2 video hours of video meetings for this reunion
  • Up to 10 co-organizers, 3 treasurers and 20 committees

Grove Annual

$299a year

For groups that gather more than once a year.

  • Pro for up to 3 reunions each paid year
  • Each reunion keeps Pro after the year ends

Full pricing and FAQ

Questions organizers ask

What is Grove?

Grove is where families, classes and churches plan the reunion and keep the family connected after it. The organizer plans everything in one place (RSVPs, payments, budget, tasks, potluck, polls, schedule and lodging), and the family keeps a private feed, photos and stories after the reunion.

Is Grove free?

Planning is free with no credit card: the invite page, roster and household RSVPs, tasks, the schedule, polls, potluck, a budget draft, the family tree and stories. Essentials is $79 once per reunion for payment tracking, card payments, activity sign-ups and check-in. Pro is $149 once per reunion for big reunions run by a team.

Do family members need to download an app?

No. Each person or household gets a personal link that opens in any phone browser. They RSVP, add their household and pay without making an account.

How do relatives pay?

By card when they RSVP, once the reunion has Essentials. The money goes to the organizer's own payment account. Zelle, Cash App, checks and cash can be recorded in the same list with no Grove fee.

Can I see it before I sign up?

Yes. The sample reunion shows the organizer's view, the family's view and the invite page, with no signup.

Someone in your family
is organizing one right now.

Give them something that lasts longer than the weekend.

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