Chattree lives in your WhatsApp group. It manages the group, and taps you when a human is needed.
For gyms, schools, churches, estates, savings circles, weddings, cohorts and clubs
Welcome, Tolu! 👋
Iron Temple Gym — here is the quick version:
Open 6am–10pm weekdays, 8am–4pm weekends. Towels at the front desk.
Tag me any time you need something.
@Chattree do you open on Sunday?
Yes — 8am to 4pm on Sundays, same as Saturday.
Three steps, all inside WhatsApp. No new app for you or your members.
Step 1
In a direct message. It joins and becomes a member like anyone else. Chattree only ever joins groups it was invited to — nobody can drop it into yours.
https://chat.whatsapp.com/G8kTq2…
Done — I have joined Iron Temple Gym 🎉
Your 7-day free trial starts now. I will welcome new members and answer questions there.
When it ends I will go quiet until you add the group to a plan. Nothing is charged, and there is no card on file.
Step 2
Add a website, a document, or type the facts, from your dashboard. Each group keeps its own knowledge, and nothing leaks between groups.
Step 3
Members tag Chattree and it answers from what you gave it. When it does not know, it says so instead of guessing, and brings the question to you. Teach it once and it knows next time.
💡 2 questions in Iron Temple Gym I could not answer:
a1f3 — "Is there a student discount?" (asked 3 times)
7c20 — "Can I freeze my membership while I travel?"
Reply teach a1f3 your answer and I will know it next time somebody asks.
teach a1f3 Yes — 20% off monthly with a valid student ID
✅ Learned. I will answer that in Iron Temple Gym from now on.
Flows
Every group starts from a template for its kind — a gym, a church, a school, a wedding, a savings circle — and you can change any part of it. Rearrange the steps in the editor, describe a change in plain words, or type setup in WhatsApp. Put Ask me first before anything you want to approve, and every version is kept, so you can always go back.
Someone says a phrase
“prayer request”
Ask me first
Yes, post it · No, say nothing
Post your message
“We are praying with you 🙏”
Tell me privately
Who asked, and what they said
Each is a trigger in the editor, with the one thing it does. Switch on the ones your group needs.
Announcements
Write an announcement in a direct message and read it back before it goes. Chattree posts your words, not its own — at most three a week, never during quiet hours.
Gym closes at 2pm on Friday for the public holiday. Normal hours from Saturday 💪
This is what I will post in Iron Temple Gym:
———
Gym closes at 2pm on Friday for the public holiday. Normal hours from Saturday 💪
———
Reply yes to post it, or no to drop it.
yes
✅ Posted to Iron Temple Gym.
Renewals
Give Chattree your member list and their renewal dates. Every week it sends you who is due, with a message ready to send. Chattree never messages your members out of the blue — it makes sure you remember to.
Renewals for Iron Temple Gym 📋
• Musa Bello — expires in 3 days
• Ada Okonkwo — expires tomorrow
• Chidi Nwosu — expired 2 days ago
Draft for Musa:
"Hi Musa 👋 Your membership at Iron Temple Gym expires in 3 days. Would you like to renew?"
Tap a name in your chats and send them a note. I do not message your members — that stays with you.
Weddings & events
Two hundred guests, the same six questions. Chattree answers from the details you set once, and keeps the contribution list, with a closing date and a reminder before it that names nobody — the money goes straight to the organiser, and Chattree never claims a payment arrived.
@Chattree what's the dress code for Saturday?
Aso-ebi in emerald green for the traditional, black tie for the reception.
@Chattree I've sent ₦20,000 for the gift
Thank you — I have told the organiser you sent yours for Tade & Kemi's gift.
They confirm it against their bank, so it is not counted until they do.
Your own assistant
Talk to it, send it a photo, give it your documents. It answers your voice notes out loud, edits the pictures you send, remembers what you tell it, and answers from your own files.
Put me in a desert
You decide how much Chattree does, and you can pause it in any group, at any time.
Start with Chattree only answering questions.
Turn on suggestions and it tells you what it would do about spam and repeated rule-breaking.
Give it admin rights only when you are ready — and never before.
Two plans: your own assistant in DM, and Chattree in your groups at one price per group. Every account gets both: 7 days free, no card.
Two months free — $10 saved a year
Your own assistant in a direct message, for everything that is not a group.
Two months free — $20 saved a year
plus $7 a month for each group after the first
One price per group, so your bill is the number of groups you run.
Everything you need to know about adding Chattree to a group you already run.
Chattree is an AI community manager for WhatsApp groups. It welcomes new members, answers the questions your group asks over and over, posts the announcements you write, keeps track of the dates that matter, and brings you in when something needs a human.
No. Chattree joins your existing WhatsApp group as a member. There is no new app and no new platform for anyone.
From what you give it — a website, a document, or facts you type. Each group has its own knowledge and never sees another group's information.
It says so rather than guessing, and brings the question to you in a direct message with the context.
Not to answer questions or welcome members. Moderation is staged, and you only grant admin rights when you are ready.
Yes, in any group, at any time. Paused means Chattree stays in the group and says nothing.
Both. You write an announcement in a direct message and read it back before it goes; Chattree posts your words unchanged. It is capped at three a week per group and never posts during quiet hours, because the fastest way to get a group to mute you is to talk too much.
Once a week it sends you a short account of what the group got into, and the questions nobody answered. You approve it or ignore it — nothing goes to the group unless you say so. You can also switch on a weekly report: numbers only — messages, who joined and left, and what Chattree answered — sent to you, never to the group.
Yes. Every group starts from a template for its kind — a gym, a church, a school, a wedding, a savings circle — and you can change any part of it in the dashboard: what it reacts to, what it does, and where it asks you first. You can also describe a change in plain words, or type setup in WhatsApp. Every version is kept, so you can always go back.
If you want it to. Switch on "Tell me when people leave" and Chattree tells you who left, a few minutes after, in one message. Nothing is said in the group, and the person who left is never contacted.
It runs the list, not the money. Chattree posts your own account details in the group once — with the account name checked against your bank first, so a mistyped digit is caught before anybody sends anything — then keeps track of who has paid. Members tell it when they have sent theirs and you confirm against your bank. A list can have a closing date, and before it closes Chattree reminds the group without naming anyone. The money goes straight to your own account: Chattree never touches it and cannot see it, so it never claims a payment arrived. Only you can.
Yes. Send it a voice note and it answers with one, in a voice you pick. It only speaks when somebody speaks to it, and a spoken answer uses three of your replies rather than one, because it is transcribed, answered and then spoken. You can switch it off per group and still have voice notes answered in text.
Add Chattree, tell it what your group needs to know, and get your evenings back.
Try it free for 7 days