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# Groups
The **Groups** feature allows users to create and manage communities for organizing games, events, and communication. Users can create private or public groups, invite members, schedule events, and track activity within the group.
## Groups List
The **Groups** screen displays all groups related to the user.
**Tabs:**
* **My Groups** – Groups created or joined by the user.
* **Public** – Public groups available for users to explore and join.
* **Archived** – Groups that are no longer active.
* **Others** – Additional groups that may not fall into the above categories.
**Group Card Information:**
Each group card displays:
* Group name
* Group owner
* Country indicator
* Visibility status (Public / Private)
* Total number of group members
Users can tap a group card to open the **Group Hub**.
To create a new group, tap the **"+" icon** at the top right corner.
## Create Group
The **Create Group** screen allows users to create a new group and configure its basic details.
**Fields:**
* **Group Name**\
Enter the name of the group.
* **Description**\
Provide a short description about the group’s purpose or activities.
* **Group Visibility**
* **Public** – Anyone can find and join the group.
* **Private** – Only invited members can join.
* **Active Toggle**\
Enables or disables the group. When inactive, group activities may be restricted.
**Actions:**
* **Submit** – Creates the group with the entered details.
* **Save** – Saves the group configuration.
* **Close (X)** – Cancels the creation process.
## Group Hub
The **Group Hub** is the central dashboard for managing a specific group.
It displays the group information and provides quick access to various management features.
**Group Information:**
* Group Name
* Active / Inactive status
* Visibility (Public / Private)
* Group owner details
**Management Options:**
* **Members**\
Add, remove, and manage group members.
* **Events**\
Create, view, and manage events scheduled within the group.
* **Chat**\
Communicate with group members through the group messaging feature.
* **Updates**\
Share announcements, news, or important updates with members.
* **Stats**\
View statistics and activity insights of group members.
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