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Friday dinner plans
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Built for groups, not noise.
Plan events, share updates, chat directly and keep memories close in one calm, group-centred space.
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NOTICEBOARD
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MEMORIES
6 months ago
Latest news: Release 1.3.4 is now the stable line across Android, iPhone and Web.
Beta testing continues to shape the next improvements while the current experience stays stable for users.
Free for small non-commercial groups
Free for groups up to 50 members. Non-profit use stays free unless fees are charged. Commercial use requires a paid license.
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A clearer view of what is now stable, what changed recently, and what keeps improving through beta testing.
Noticeboard, Home and messaging
- New Noticeboard for updates, polls and admin messages.
- Refreshed Home page with cleaner event, noticeboard and memories cards.
- Direct messaging improved across iPhone, Android and Web.
- Unread states and notification handling feel smoother and clearer.
Group flow and stability
- Better group switching and access handling.
- Cleaner badge behaviour in chat and noticeboard.
- More reliable direct inbox and message entry flows.
- General polish shaped by testing and real user feedback.
Performance and refinement
- Calmer app loading in key areas.
- Better structure for update prompts and release notes.
- More UI polish before the current stable line.
- Steady groundwork for the new release cycle.
Group-first by design
The app is built around shared activity, not endless feeds.
Organise together
Create events, manage attendance, and keep the next plan visible without drowning people in noise.
Stay close between events
Use noticeboard updates, group chat, direct messages and memories to keep the group feeling alive in between meetups.
Simple for users, practical for admins
Admins can coordinate members, posts and settings while the app stays approachable for everyone else.
Available across your group’s devices
Stable where it matters now, with beta testing continuing in parallel.
Android
Current stable line: 1.3.4
Open testing is live on Google Play and remains the easiest path for wider beta validation.
Join Android testing
iPhone
Stable build available
The current iPhone build is aligned with 1.3.4. External beta testing continues through Apple review and TestFlight.
Beta testing continues
Web
Stable and ready now
Open ShallWe in your browser, or add it to your Home Screen on iPhone for the app-like experience.
Open the web app
Windows
Use the web app as a PWA
Install the web app from Edge or Chrome if you want a desktop-style experience for planning and updates.
Install via PWAInterface inspired by the app itself
The website now tells the same story as the product: events, updates, memories and messaging working together.
Built around action
Next event, noticeboard and memories stay visible so the group always knows what is happening next.
Updates, polls and admin posts in one shared place
The new release gives group communication a clearer home.
Private conversations feel part of the same experience
Messaging is more reliable and easier to follow across platforms.
Photos stay social instead of getting buried
Shared moments sit alongside planning and updates, not far away from them.
Signals behind the work
A few clues for users about how much care is going into ShallWe.
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Android, iPhone, Web and Windows access all represented on the site.
1000+
hours of development, fixes, design and release work behind the current version line.
1 mission
Help groups organise, communicate and stay connected without clutter.
“The app helps me plan activities with friends without losing the social side.”
“We found an issue, reported it, and the developer sorted it quickly.”
“Events, direct messages and updates finally feel like they belong together.”
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Shortcuts to the pages people may need around the app.
Keep the calm, keep improving.
ShallWe is stable today, still learning through beta feedback, and growing carefully with every release.
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