eachly
iOS app by Eric Steimle. Productivity · Eric Steimle
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Text your whole team—individually. each.ly makes it easy to send the same message to everyone on your team without creating a group chat. Each person receives a separate, private text—no shared phone numbers, no giant reply-all conversations. Perfect for coaches, team managers, clubs, parents, and anyone who needs a simple way to keep a group informed. SEND ONE MESSAGE. REACH EVERYONE. Write your message once, choose your team, and each.ly helps you send it individually to every person on your list using Messages. No group chat. Recipients don't see everyone else's phone numbers, and replies stay in your individual conversations. BUILD YOUR TEAM YOUR WAY Get your roster into each.ly without typing everyone in manually. Add members using: • Contacts • CSV roster files • Camera roster scanning • TeamSnap import • Manual entry Need your roster elsewhere? Export your team anytime for easy backup, sharing, or use it in other tools. SAVE MESSAGES YOU USE AGAIN AND AGAIN Save frequently used messages as templates so they're ready the next time you need them—practice reminders, schedule changes, game-day information, announcements, and more. SIMPLE BY DESIGN each.ly doesn't send messages silently in the background. Messages are sent through Apple's Messages interface, keeping you in control of what's sent and when. Whether you're announcing a last-minute schedule change or sending a quick reminder, each.ly gives you the reach of a group message without the group chat.
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