Most members are placed into groups automatically when they complete their profile. Before assuming you need a new group, navigate to Groups → My Groups to review your existing ones. Duplicate groups covering the same geography and purpose are discouraged.
Your Group Dashboard
To see all your groups, click Groups in the main navigation sidebar. Your dashboard lists every group you currently belong to, organised by type: general, professional, specialised, age, and gender groups are each shown in their own section. Click any group name to open that group’s space and access its chat, feed, elections, and settings.Editing Group Details
If you are a manager of a group, you can update its description and avatar at any time.1
Open the Group
Navigate to the group you want to edit from your Groups dashboard.
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Open Group Settings
Click the Settings icon (gear icon) or select Group → Settings from the group header.
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Edit Description or Avatar
Update the Description field to reflect the group’s current purpose, rules, or focus. To change the group image, upload a new Avatar (JPEG, PNG, or GIF, up to 2 MB).
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Save Changes
Click Save. Your updates are applied immediately and visible to all members.
Group Fields Reference
Inviting Members
After joining or taking on a manager role, use one of two methods to bring new people in.Generate an Invitation Code
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Open Group Settings
Inside your group, click the Settings icon or navigate to Group → Settings.
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Go to Invitation Codes
Select the Invitation Codes tab and click Generate Code to create a new unique code.
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Share the Code or Link
Copy the code or the shareable referral link and send it to prospective members via any channel. Each code is single-use by default and expires after the window you set (in hours).
Invite by Name, Email, or Phone
From the group’s member management panel, use the Add Member search to look up a user by name, email address, or phone number. The system sends a group invitation notification to that user. Invited users appear as guests with a pending status until they accept.Group Settings and Moderation
Fine-tune your group’s behaviour from the Settings panel:- Rules — Write and publish the group’s constitution or code of conduct. Rules are visible to all members and displayed when new members join.
- Member management — Promote members to inspector or manager roles, or demote observers to read-only status. Only managers can change roles.
- Open / Closed mode — When a group is open, observers can send messages. When closed, only active members and above can post.
- Mute and archive — Individual members can mute a group to silence notifications, or archive it to remove it from their active list without leaving.
- Report moderation — Managers and inspectors receive reports from members and can review, resolve, or escalate them to the platform admin.
Membership Roles
Managers can assign one of the following roles to each member:Members who join neighborhood-level groups are granted active member status automatically, because hyper-local groups are built for direct participation. Members joining groups at city level and above start as observers.