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Run the sports night from the chat your group already uses.

PlanFunGames attaches to GroupMe first — other group chats later — so organizers can manage rec sports without making every player download a new app. A voice remote stays with the person running the night.

Bring your group

Sports night

Jaye

Who’s playing Wednesday?

I’m in

Me too

How it works

1
Keep the group where it is
People already say they’re in, in GroupMe. We harvest who’s coming from that chat. We keep bot chatter out of the main thread.
2
Organizer tools, not a player app
Only the person running the night uses extra controls. Everyone else keeps chat and the court.
3
Talk when typing is the bottleneck
A voice-centric phone remote captures results and reads what’s next without unlocking the thread between points.

Why it works

Stay in GroupMe

Feature: PlanFunGames attaches to GroupMe first, instead of replacing the chat your group already opens.
Advantage: Nobody has to move the social graph into a new app.
Benefit: The night still starts in the chat people already open.

Players install nothing

Feature: Only the organizer uses the extra tools. Players keep chat + court.
Advantage: Rec groups will not adopt a product that asks twenty people to create accounts.
Benefit: You can try it on Tuesday without a software rollout.

Voice remote

Feature: A voice-centric phone app lets the organizer capture scores and hear what’s next without typing in bright sun.
Advantage: Faster and safer than unlocking GroupMe between points.
Benefit: Games turn over without the organizer hunched over the phone.

One night, one truth

Feature: Chat, voice, and assignments all describe the same rec night.
Advantage: The group does not fork into what an app says vs who’s actually in.
Benefit: People trust the assignments because they match the I’m-in list they already used.

Bring the group you already have.

Organizer-only setup. Players keep chatting as usual. We keep bot chatter out of the main thread. This page is the front door — not a new social network.