We built this because
somebody had to.
Family reunions don't happen by themselves. Someone sends the first text, makes the first spreadsheet, starts chasing people down for RSVPs. That person does an enormous amount of work that mostly goes unnoticed. We built Grove for that person. Not to replace them — they're the reason the reunion happens at all. Just to make the work manageable enough that they want to do it again next year.
What we believe
Reunions are underrated. Getting 40 or 400 people to the same place, from different cities, different branches of a family that's been growing for decades — that's a logistical achievement and a small miracle. The tools should match the effort.
The organizer carries the whole thing. RSVPs, payments, venue, lodging, schedule, potluck, texts from every direction. Most of that work is invisible. Grove's job is to make it trackable, manageable, and worth doing again next year.
Family memory is fragile. Photos get lost. Stories get forgotten. The cousin who knew all the names passes away and takes half the history with her. Preservation isn't an afterthought — it's the reason the reunion matters ten years from now.
On the day of, the technology should disappear. What's real is the family. The platform is just the scaffolding.
Built for eight kinds of reunions.
Works for all of them.
68 routes, 75+ database tables, 14 planning sections. Grove adapts to how your group works — family reunions, class reunions, military units, church gatherings, Greek chapters, college alumni, neighborhood events. The language, defaults, and feature set adjust when you set up your group type.
68
routes
75+
database tables
14
planning sections
9 min
onboarding
It's a full-stack product. We built it that way on purpose. Patchwork tools produce patchwork experiences.
The next reunion is closer than you think.
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