Organize a hike, party or meetup — without collecting phone numbers
You’re pulling together a weekend hike or a local meetup. People barely know each other, but to coordinate everyone ends up in one big chat sharing their numbers.
How it usually goes
A shared group chat exposes everyone’s phone number to strangers. After the event the chat lingers forever, half-muted, and nobody dares delete it.
How it works in Tacq
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Create an event group in Tacq and invite people with a single link or QR — no one has to reveal a phone number to join.
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Each participant picks a contextual nickname and photo for this group, so their other identities stay separate.
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Coordinate with built-in tools: polls to pick a date, a shared checklist for who brings what, a timeline schedule, and a live map for the meeting point.
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Every photo and video people share gathers into one event media gallery — easy to browse, and you can save any of them to your device at any time.
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When it’s over, freeze the group. The chat and lists are archived read-only — no lingering thread, no leftover access to anyone’s contacts. The event gallery stays available, so you can still save the photos and videos even after freezing.
The result
Everyone shows up organized, nobody hands out their personal number, and the group cleanly closes the moment the event ends.