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This guide walks you through the most common workflows in Pals Club. Each section breaks a task into clear steps so you can get things done quickly, whether you’re connecting with others, sharing content, or managing a community.
The exact steps may vary depending on [SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS] and your subscription plan. Screenshots and UI labels may differ across web, iOS, and Android.

Connecting with others

Build your network by sending connection requests, accepting incoming ones, and organizing your contacts.
1

Find someone to connect with

Use the Discovery tab or Search bar to find people by name, username, or shared interests. You can also browse suggested connections on your home feed.
2

Send a connection request

On the person’s profile, click Connect. Optionally add a short message to introduce yourself — [CONNECTION_REQUEST_BEST_PRACTICES] encourages personal introductions to improve acceptance rates.
3

Accept or decline incoming requests

Navigate to NotificationsConnection requests to review pending invitations. Select Accept or Decline for each request.
4

Manage your connections

Visit ProfileConnections to view, search, or remove existing connections. You can also organize contacts into [CONNECTION_LIST_CATEGORIES] for easier access.
Completing your profile increases your visibility in search results and makes others more likely to accept your connection requests.

Creating and sharing content

Share updates, media, and links with your network or within specific groups.
1

Start a new post

Click the Create button (or tap + on mobile) from anywhere in the app. Choose the content type you want to share — [CONTENT_TYPES_SUPPORTED].
2

Add media or attachments

Use the media toolbar to attach images, videos, files, or links. [MEDIA_UPLOAD_LIMITS] apply depending on your plan.
3

Choose your audience

Select who can see your post: Public, Connections only, or a specific Group. You can also tag individual connections for direct visibility.
4

Publish and share

Review your post and click Share. Your content will appear in the feeds of your selected audience. You can edit or delete the post at any time from your profile.
Posts shared to groups are subject to that group’s moderation rules. Review the group guidelines before posting to avoid content being removed.

Managing groups or communities

Create and grow communities around shared interests, and keep discussions productive with moderation tools.
1

Create a new group

Go to GroupsCreate group. Provide a name, description, and category. Choose a privacy setting: Public (anyone can join), Private (approval required), or Hidden (invite only).
2

Invite members

From the group page, click Invite members and search for connections to add. You can also share an invite link — [GROUP_INVITE_LINK_OPTIONS] control how the link behaves.
3

Set group rules and roles

Navigate to Group settingsRules to define community guidelines. Assign roles such as Admin, Moderator, or Member under the Roles tab to distribute moderation responsibilities.
4

Moderate content and members

Use the moderation queue to review flagged posts and member reports. Admins and moderators can remove content, mute members, or adjust permissions as needed.
Pinning a welcome post to the top of your group helps new members understand the community’s purpose and expectations.

Using messaging

Start conversations, send messages, and keep your threads organized.
1

Start a new conversation

Click the Messages icon and select New message. Search for one or more connections to start a direct or group conversation.
2

Send messages

Type your message and press Send. You can also share [MESSAGING_FORMATS] such as images, voice notes, or links directly in the chat.
3

Manage threads and notifications

Use the thread panel to organize conversations by topic. Mute, archive, or pin threads to keep your inbox manageable. Notification preferences for messaging can be adjusted in SettingsNotifications.
Group conversations support up to [MAX_GROUP_CHAT_PARTICIPANTS] participants. For larger discussions, consider creating a dedicated group instead.