new connect mink to claude, chatgpt, or your assistant of choice

social clubs that run themselves.

Post an event and your event agent takes it from there — drafting the post in your voice, sending the reminders, chasing the maybes, promoting off the waitlist, and counting heads at the door. For hikes, runs, sports clubs, leagues, meetups, and whatever you host.

built for your kind of club
Hiking club moderate · 4.6 km

Quarry Rock at sunrise

Sat · 6:30 am
Quarry Rock trailhead
14 of 20 spots taken
+9 more going
your event agent
drafted 2 minutes ago
ready to post

hey team — quarry rock at sunrise this saturday. meeting at the quarry rock trailhead for sat · 6:30 am.

it's a moderate 4.6 km loop, ~90 min round trip. headlamp optional, coffee mandatory.

waivers are signed for all but two — i've sent them the link. 14 of you are in already; rsvp closes friday 9 pm.

made for any kind of gathering
Hiking clubs
Run crews
Volleyball leagues
Tech meetups
Board-game nights
Sports clubs
Book clubs
Cycling clubs
Sailing crews
and your kind too
What you get

The back office for hosting in real life.

An event agent that does the back office

Drafts the post, picks the time around your group's calendar, sends the reminders, nudges the maybes, flags a thin turnout before doors, and writes the recap. You hit approve.

Registration that means something

Approval workflows, capacity limits, waitlist with auto-promotion, no-show flagging, and a polite drop-out flow. QR check-in for the day-of headcount.

Waivers and emergency info, handled

Versioned liability waivers with annual renewal. Emergency contacts and medical conditions — collected on the registration that needs them, surfaced only to the organisers running that event.

Paid tickets, dues, and payouts

Paid ticketing under the hood. Tickets, refunds, promo codes, tax handling, recurring group dues, and entitlement-gated premium tiers. Pay-outs land in the treasurer's account.

Recurring without being on autopilot

Set a Thursday cadence. The agent materialises every occurrence, asks if anything changes, and only posts when you nod yes. ICS export to every member's calendar.

Gear, carpools, and volunteers

A group equipment library with approval-gated checkout, per-day fees, and condition notes on return. Carpool matching with the per-kilometre split worked out. Volunteer slots for setup, snacks, and teardown.

Made for hiking clubs

Outdoor hosting, fully handled.

Switch the chip up top to see how mink shapes itself around what you're hosting.

Liability waivers

Versioned waiver text, e-signed at registration, with a validity clock (365 days by default) that prompts renewal. Unsigned members are blocked from joining server-side — not just hidden in the UI.

Emergency contacts + medical info

Emergency contact, relationship, medical conditions, blood type, and dietary restrictions collected on each hike's registration. Organisers get a day-of roster view and a CSV export for whoever leads the hike.

Gear library

Poles, tents, bear spray, radios — tracked with quantities, optional per-day fees, and approval-gated checkout. Request, approve, check out, return with condition notes; availability keeps itself current.

The route, on the event map

Ask your agent to map the route through its waypoints. It draws on the event map with start and finish markers, adds the checkpoints you name, reports distance and estimated time, and gives members a GPX to download.

Event agents

Hosts get one. Members get one. They talk to each other.

The host agent runs the calendar. Each member's agent learns what they're into — pace, distance, weekends free — and quietly picks events worth showing them. No feeds. No fomo.

  • Reschedules when the venue falls through or the forecast turns.
  • Asks 'are we still on?' so you don't have to.
  • Drafts the recap, the photos, the next invite.
  • Member agents negotiate carpools across events.
Quarry Rock Hikers
agent ↔ host · just now
morning maya — three drops overnight on saturday. want me to pull the next three off the waitlist?
yes please. are their waivers signed?
two are. the third gets a waiver link with their confirmation — they can't take the spot until it's signed.
drafted the update — want a look before i post?
3 promoted 1 waiver pending
Quarry Rock at sunrise → Saturday 6:30 am
17 of 20 spots · gear checked out to 4 · pings going out at 4 pm friday
looks great, post it.
How it works

Three steps to your first event.

01 ~2 min

Tell mink what you're hosting.

Hike, meetup, court night, pickup game, game night — anything where people show up in person. Tell us the type, your group's name, city, and cadence. Four questions, about two minutes.

02 agent does the work

Your agent drafts the first event.

It picks the time around your group's calendar, writes the post in your voice, and lines up the reminders. You read it, tweak it, hit post.

03 every event after

You show up. mink handles the rest.

RSVPs, the morning-of nudge, the waitlist promotion, the door check-in. After the event, your agent drafts the recap and sets up the next one.

We're brand new.

mink is just getting started. Hosts who join early shape what their event agent learns and get our team on speed-dial.

Join the early hosts
Plus all of this

The full toolkit, in one place.

mink is the back-office most hosts cobble together from six different tools. Every line below is built in.

Events
  • Registration with approval workflows
  • Capacity limits + guest management
  • Waitlist with auto-promotion
  • QR code check-in
  • Attendance statistics + no-show flagging
  • Recurring event series
  • Hybrid + virtual events
  • Post-event photo gallery
  • Post-event ratings (weighted by check-in)
  • In-app feedback forms
People
  • First-class event groups
  • Direct + event-scoped messaging
  • Admin moderation tools
  • Emergency info collection (medical, contacts)
  • Versioned liability waivers, annual renewal
  • Carpool coordination + trip-cost split
  • Setup-task volunteer signup
  • Speaker profiles + talk submissions
  • Location-based alerts (geospatial)
Money
  • Paid ticketing
  • Organiser payouts
  • Refund policies + promo codes
  • Tax handling
  • Recurring group dues
  • Subscription plans
  • Entitlement-gated premium features
Tools for hosts
  • Email templates + group-level overrides
  • ICS calendar export (events, groups, series)
  • Slack + Discord outbound webhooks
  • Organiser analytics (growth, RSVP funnel, retention)
  • CSV export
  • Co-organisers + role permissions
  • Sponsored-event perk system
AI
  • Personal + hosting event agents
  • Conversational event suggestions
  • AI day-planner (single-day itineraries)
  • Ticket reminders + event-day briefings
  • Low-attendance alerts
  • AI sponsor-matchmaker
  • Sponsor concierge agent
Open + extensible
  • MCP server (Model Context Protocol)
  • Browse / register / organiser tools via MCP
  • OAuth for external assistants
  • Rate limiting + audit logging
  • iOS + Android apps

Host your first event in twelve minutes.

Tell mink what you're hosting, where you meet, and how often. Your event agent has the first draft ready before you've finished your coffee.