Clannerly wasn't born in a boardroom. It was born out of frustration—specifically, the nightmare of trying to coordinate a group of 12 friends for a monthly dinner.
Between the endless group chat notifications, forgotten RSVPs, and the "who's bringing what?" chaos, the joy of getting together was getting buried under the logistics. I realized that while we have tools for business meetings and tools for broadcast social media, we lacked a dedicated space for the groups that actually meet in person.
I built Clannerly to be the "operating system" for your social life. Whether it's a dinner club, a run group, or just a group of friends who want to meet up more often, Clannerly handles the boring stuff so you can focus on the people.
Building tools to bring people together IRL.