People remember who they were with.
Each space groups members by year, so the 2017 Lisbon cohort can find itself again — without anyone re-sorting a spreadsheet.
Five cohorts · one space
For alumni network organisers
Stop rebuilding the alumni spreadsheet every year.
Thosedays is the free, independent home for your alumni network — cohorts, milestones, events, and photos in one place. No exports, no group-chat sprawl, no platform that sells your members' attention back to you.
No credit card. You stay the owner of your network.
Demo Society · 2024
AM
Cohort 2014
Alex Morgan
Member · 2014 cohort
JR
Cohort 2015
Jamie Rivera
Board · 2015 cohort
SK
Cohort 2016
Sam Khan
Lead · 2016 cohort
312 members · 14 cohorts · 8 events
One space
Why Thosedays
Built for alumni networks, not engagement metrics.
A handful of things a spreadsheet, group chat, or social platform won't do for you.
Cohorts
People remember who they were with.
Each space groups members by year, so the 2017 Lisbon cohort can find itself again — without anyone re-sorting a spreadsheet.
Privacy
Photos only attendees see.
Upload from a reunion; only members who RSVP'd yes can view them. Privacy by attendance, not a global toggle.
Opt-in
Members pick what they hear about.
Jobs, mentorship, reunions, life updates — each member opts into the topics that matter to them. No everyone-emails-everyone chaos.
Reach
100 free emails every month.
Enough to keep an active alumni network in touch without paying a cent. Top up when you outgrow it; never required to start.
Independent
Not a feature of someone else's platform.
No social network owns your member list. No ad business resells your alumni back to you.
Honest question
The one most admins ask first.
Is this going to be another tool my members ignore?
Probably not, for one reason: members don't have to check Thosedays to get value from it. They tell you the cohorts and topics they care about, and they get the announcements that match.
Quiet by default, useful when something actually concerns them. The work of keeping the network alive sits with the space, not with every member.