Everything your org runs, in one place.
Claim your org and you get a page on Tango, somewhere to post every event you run, and a members list that is already there. People RSVP in the app, so you get a live headcount, the names of who is coming, and the number nobody else can give you: how many showed up who were not already members. Free for Texas A&M organizations.
What claiming your org actually gets you.
You post from a laptop. Your members read and RSVP in the app. Everything below is live today.
A page you can put in your bio
tangodating.app/orgs/your-org, live the day you are approved. Anyone can open it, with no app and no account, and see everything you have open to campus.
Post once, reach exactly who you mean
Members only for a chapter meeting. Open to campus when you are recruiting, which puts it in front of people who have never heard of you. An unlisted link for a mixer or a date party.
RSVPs you can actually plan around
People tap going in the app, not a thumbs-up on a message. Cap the room when space is tight and the waitlist runs itself: somebody drops, the next person moves up.
Names, not just a number
See exactly who is coming before you order the food or set out the chairs. Sort out the door list the night before instead of at the door.
The number that proves it worked
We count how many people at your event were not already members. That is the figure your advisor asks for and the one your group chat can never give you.
Keep the people one good night brought in
Someone who liked your culture night can follow you without joining anything, and your next public event goes straight to them.
Also live: check in people at the door, and co-host with another org for mixers and joint philanthropy. Coming next: recurring events, so the weekly meeting is entered once, and a notification every time you post.
Built for how orgs actually run.
Most of what a student org does is a meeting that happens every week. The rest is the handful of nights a year that matter enormously. Tango handles both.
Cultural orgs
A general meeting every other week, and one big culture night that has to reach the whole campus.
Religious orgs
Weekly service or Bible study, plus retreats and socials that need a real headcount.
Sports clubs
Practices, home matches, watch parties, and the occasional tournament weekend.
Professional and academic
Speaker nights, resume workshops, and info sessions where you want people outside the org to come.
Service orgs
Service days, fundraisers, and the philanthropy event you spend all semester planning.
Greek life
Chapter, socials, mixers, philanthropy, formal, and recruitment weeks that need a different plan each night.
Three steps, then you are running it.
- 1
Tell us who you are
Pick your org from the campus list and tell us your officer role and how to reach the org. No account needed yet.
- 2
Confirm it in the app
We email you a link. Open it on your phone while signed in to Tango with your @tamu.edu account, with your org added to your profile. That is how we know the claim is really yours.
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We approve it
A person on our team reviews every claim before an org goes live, usually within a day. Then you can post events.
Already claimed? Sign in with the Tango account you used.