People in multiple groups on your site

Connect Your Teams, Communities and the Public

Free Groups on a Site of Your Own with No Ads

Make it easy for your groups to hold conversations and share files using email and the web. Start free groups for public discussions, and secure private groups for team collaboration.

Unlimited Free Public Groups on a Free Site with No Ads

1 Sign Up and Start a Free Site

2 Start Free Groups

3 Invite People and Start Posting

Make Collaboration Easy

  • Make email manageable
  • Share conversations and files
  • Use email and the web
  • Create public or private groups
  • Connect multiple organizations
  • Keep records in a searchable archive
  • Manage multiple document versions
  • Chat in groups in real time

Case Studies

Ski Club Committee Meets Online
Why was this site not around years ago? — Thomas Stevens of Mt Olympus Ski Club.
Professional Association Builds Online Community
This is a company that gets it — Walter Logeman of the NZ Association of Psychotherapists.
Horse Trek Guides Coordinate Activities Online
The email group can get information out to others easily and efficiently — Kate Tapley of Kate Tapley Horse Treks.

Example Sites

OnlineGroups.Net Demo Site
Join a group and try out participating in an online group, for yourself.
Kiwi Online Groups
Featuring the Kiwi Intranets online group.
Banks Peninsula Biodiversity Online Groups
Featuring public and private email groups related to biodiversity in Canterbury, New Zealand.
GroupServer.Org
Website and email groups for open source web-based mailing list manager GroupServer, the software that powers OnlineGroups.Net.

Websites for Collaboration

  • A free website with discussion forums
  • Hosted email groups for communities
  • Private workspaces for virtual teams
  • Community of practice sites
  • Web forums for customer engagement
  • Public consultation sites
  • Inter-agency collaboration spaces
  • A hosted extranet for your organization

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This site is provided by OnlineGroups.Net, where you can start your own free online groups site, using the open source web-based mailing list manager GroupServer.