Drop one link in the group chat. It unfurls into a card that shows where things stand, people answer in a tap, and every re-share posts a fresh card with the latest count. No app, no accounts.
EventShare the link once. It unfurls into a live card.
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links created in the last 30 days.
Works everywhere you chat — and any app that previews links
An invite that counts heads, a poll that settles it, a sheet the group fills in, a split that squares up. Pick one, share the link, and everyone is in. No accounts on either side.
Name it, pick a colour and a look, add the details. The real card builds itself as you type, in about thirty seconds.
Paste the link into any chat. It unfurls into a card with the date, the count or the leader, and what to do.
People tap in and answer on the page, no login. Share the link again and the new card shows where things stand.
Pick a colour, a look and a layout for your link. The card here is exactly what your group will see in the chat, and the page they open matches it.
Eight more looks, from Confetti to Terminal, and four neon colours are in the creator.
A Hub holds every link for a plan (the dinner RSVP, the hike vote, the cost split, the packing list) plus any web page, and its card leads with what's next. Start from a plan template and every link is made in one go. Each page shows a "Part of" bar back to the Hub, and as organizer you edit any link in place without leaving it.
Every link you create comes with its own plain-language insights. Open your private organizer link and see how the group responded, with no dashboard to set up and no account to log into.
Sample data, rendered by the same component your admin panel uses.
That's where people made CollectiveTap links this past month, to plan, vote, sign up and split costs with their groups. We count countries, never cities or people.
Updated hourly from real links.
Four promises every tool keeps, whether it is a Friday dinner or a whole season of Saturday games.
Each card says what matters at a glance: "5 / 6 joined", "2 spots open", "3 overdue", "Event full". Chat apps keep the card they first showed, so re-sharing the link is how the group sees the new count, and the page nudges you when it's worth it.
You never sign up to make a link, and nobody signs up to answer one. People tap, type a name if the tool asks for one, and they're in, on any phone or computer with a browser.
You get a share link for the group and a private organizer link for you, and the device you made it on is remembered as the organizer. Edit details, set who can add or change things, close it or delete it whenever you like.
A link keeps working for as long as your group keeps using it. Only after 90 quiet days does it lapse, and an event or poll always outlasts its date by a month.
Everything you need to know about how CollectiveTap links work. See the full FAQ for more.
Create your first link in seconds — free, no account, works in every chat.
