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Twenty batches, forty WhatsApp groups, one volunteer.
Alumni work runs on goodwill and spreadsheets.
Numbers change, the person who knew everyone graduates from the committee, and the reunion starts from zero every time.
Reunion keeps the roster, the history and the channels in one place that outlasts any one secretary.
Everything a reunion committee wishes it had.
Join once, belong everywhere
An alumnus joins your organization once. Placing them in a batch, a chapter or an interest group is a pick from the roster, not another invitation.
Your crest, not ours
Your crest and colors on every page, invitation and reminder. Alumni see you, not us.
Your channels
Messages go out from your own WhatsApp Business number and email sender — at cost, no markup from us.
Your money, directly
Contributions and fees settle straight into the institution's own Razorpay or Stripe account.
One dashboard, one broadcast
See every batch and reunion at once. Send one message to exactly the batches you choose — each alum hears it once.
Roles that match real life
Org admins, batch coordinators, alumni. Coordinators run their batch; only admins change who someone is.
It speaks alumni.
Pick "school or college" when you set up and the whole workspace relabels itself.
Circles become batches and chapters, members become alumni, events become reunions and meets.
Same product underneath. Your words on top.
Up and running this week.
- Set up your workspace. Crest and colors, your own WhatsApp and email, payments to the institution’s account. Five minutes.
- Build your batches and chapters. Add an alumnus once and place them anywhere — batch, city chapter, interest group. Posts and polls keep each one alive between reunions.
- Create the reunion. A batch reunion, Foundation Day, a chapter meet — free or ticketed, each with its own dashboard and twelve tools.
- Reach the right alumni, once. Invitations and appeals go to exactly the batches you choose; contributions go straight to the institution.
- Run it, then just ask. QR check-in on the day, minutes captured afterwards, a digest for leadership — and any question answered by your AI.
One-time migration
Bring your history with you.
Your alumni records live in spreadsheets, WhatsApp threads and someone's inbox.
We bring them across in one structured import — alumni records, batch lists, past reunions, who came, who contributed — so your AI can answer questions about year one on day one. White-glove, one-time fee.
Your AI, connected
Ask it anything you'd ask a great coordinator.
One tap connects Claude to your workspace. Your team then asks in plain language and gets answers from your own data — and it can draft the invitation, build the schedule and set the reminders too. Also works with ChatGPT (paid web plans) and Grok.
"Which batch is most active?""Who hasn't attended in three years?""Draft the reunion invite for the 2010 batch."
How it works →Coming soon
A CRM for the time between reunions.
Celebrate
Wish every alum warmly on birthdays, anniversaries and career milestones — from the institution, in your voice.
Know your alumni
Track where each alum is and the field they're excelling in, so the roster gets richer every year instead of going stale.
Ask the right people
Reach the alumni best placed to help — mentoring, guest lectures, scholarships, and the programs that improve the school itself.
Questions alumni committees ask.
Our alumni are spread across the world. Does this work outside India?
Yes. Fast Party runs in India and the USA, messages go over WhatsApp and email, and payments settle through Razorpay or Stripe.
Can an alum stop getting messages without leaving?
Yes. An alum can't stop being an alum, so we don't make them leave — they can go quiet and stay on the roster.
We have fifteen years of batch lists in Excel. What happens to those?
We migrate them. One structured import, done by us, and your AI can answer questions about them from day one.
Who can see the alumni list?
Your admins and the managers you appoint. Members see the circles they're in; sensitive cuts of the roster are never visible as groups.