Events, RSVPs, messaging, roster, and attendance — finally in one warm, mobile-first place. Stop running your troop through email threads and a 2002-era tool.
There's a better way — ScoutNest puts it all in one nest.
ScoutNest handles everything around advancement — the operational side of running a troop. (Scoutbook keeps tracking the badges.)
Create a campout, attach a packing list, and one-tap RSVP does the headcount for you.
Announcements and patrol threads, sent by email, push, or SMS — with read receipts.
A living directory with patrols, parent links, and registration renewal reminders.
Tap to check scouts in — the history builds itself for awards and reporting.
Month and week views that sync to Google Calendar and iCal automatically.
Your own troop.scoutnestapp.com with photos and a join-us form. No webmaster.
Council-ready attendance and roster exports as PDF or CSV in a couple of clicks.
Native iOS and Android, so troop life works right from the trailhead.
Eight ways ScoutNest carries the operational load — explore each one, with live examples, on the full tour.
Explore every feature in depth →We know you're volunteering your time. Setup takes about five minutes — no IT degree required.
Add your troop number, unit type, and council. Import your roster from your current tool or a spreadsheet in one go.
Bulk-invite your team and families by email. They're in the app — and the loop — within minutes.
Create your first campout, attach a packing list, and watch the RSVPs roll in. That's it — you're running on ScoutNest.
Every feature started as a real headache on a real campout. We didn't design these screens in a vacuum — we built each one the week we needed it ourselves.
Families respond going, maybe, or can't from their phone — and the headcount, packing list, and reminders update themselves.
Patrol menus with auto shopping lists, gear checklists, and per-scout costs — every part of an outing attached right to the event.
Patrols, parents, and contacts in a single place — with reminders that nudge you before a registration or training requirement lapses.
Still have questions? Talk to a real scouting person →
Old troop tools were built for a different era. ScoutNest was built for today — and your next campout.