How it works

Create your family's account. If a member family sent you an invitation, your account is active right away. Otherwise, we approve it quickly. Two parents can log in to the same account, each with their own email address. Your children don't have accounts: you only give their first name and date of birth.

Browse the meetups in your city or the city you're heading to. Send a request to join, saying who's coming. The organizer gets back to you. Once you're accepted, you can see the location, the program and the budget, and you join the meetup's kibaraza, its chat space.

An outing, a picnic, a weekend: you create the meetup in a few steps, set the number of spots, and the platform takes care of sign-ups, the shared budget and the kibaraza. You can start by co-organizing with a family that has done it before.

Every meetup your family takes part in, every family you invite counts. Any member family can co-organize a meetup with a family that has done it before. After two meetups, one of which you co-organized, your family can ask for organizer status to organize its own. Founding families have it from the start. And when your country has 50 member families, the most committed families can put themselves forward to become ambassadors for their country.