For book club organizers
Your book club deserves better than a Facebook group.
Abridgedly gives your club a page of its own: the book you are on now, the whole reading list under it, and a discussion that stays put instead of scrolling away. Bring everyone across with one link.
Create your clubFree, and you will make an account on the way in.
What a group thread cannot give you
A page, not a feed
Point the club at a reading list and it sits on the club page, with the book you are on now above it. Neither one scrolls away.
Comments that reach everyone
Every comment goes out to the whole club, minus anyone who has switched club notifications off. No feed deciding who gets shown the meeting time. You can hide a comment or lock the thread when you need to.
A join code you can print
Your club has one join link and its QR code, on a sheet built for printing. Put it on the table at your next meeting.
Moving takes three steps
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Create the club
Name it, say a line about what you read, and choose whether it is invite only or open to anyone holding the link.
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Paste your members' email addresses
Up to 50 at a time, on the same screen where you made the club. Each person gets the join link in a message of their own, and nobody sees anyone else's address. Nobody needs an account first either: opening the link signs them up and lands them in the club in one go.
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Print the join sheet
One page with the club's link and QR code on it, from the club page. For whoever is not on the email list, and for the next person who asks at the meeting.
Still have people in the old group? The club page hands you a short note to paste in there, with your join link already in it.
Bring your club over
Make the club now, invite everyone in the same sitting.
Create your club