Your group chat isn’t a calendar.

Sound familiar?

Every group has these. The plan is in there somewhere — it just never happens.

What Camp does about each one.

The chat stays for the banter. The plan gets a home where nobody has to scroll for it.

• Plans die in the group text.Find a date + the calendarThe birthday is on everyone’s calendar the day it’s planned — and Find a date asks once, gets a tap from everyone, and picks the night.
• The plan is somewhere up there.PlansEvery plan has its own page: when, where, who’s driving, the tickets. Nobody scrolls 86 messages for it.
• Three pies. Zero sides.Lists“Who’s bringing what” is a list. People claim a dish with a tap; three pies show up as three pies.
• “Who still owes me for the Airbnb?”The TabAdd what you paid; everyone sees their share and pays you back with Venmo, Cash App or Zelle — and it’s marked when they do.
• In. In. Maybe. Is it still on?RSVPs with spotsGoing, maybe, can’t go — with a spots limit and a waitlist. You see 7 of 8 by Friday, not at 9 AM on Sunday.
• Mute the chat. Miss the plan.Notifications that matterMute the banter, keep the calendar. A changed practice is a changed plan — it reaches you even with the chat on mute.
• Planned in January. Dead by March.Find a date + pollsPick the days that could work; everyone taps theirs; the best one wins and goes on the calendar. Then it’s booked, not discussed.
• Two months. One book. Zero dates.Find a dateEveryone taps the nights they’re free. “Tuesday” “Tuesday’s bad” becomes one answer in a minute.
• Done being the group’s assistant.Waiting on youEveryone sees what only they can answer — RSVP, pay back, pick a day — with a nudge. The planner stops being the reminder.