Scouting just got a lot bigger

One free app that runs your unit and connects it to troops across the country. Your scouts share what they learn and find friends who love the same things, with trained adults in every conversation.

Free for every Scouting America unit. No ads.

See it for
Troop 61Seattle, WACrew 7Boise, IDPack 45San Diego, CATroop 312Denver, COShip 12Austin, TXTroop 123Springfield, ILTroop 214Columbus, OHPack 9Atlanta, GACrew 30Boston, MA
Across the network
  • Troop 214 · Columbus, OHShared a ten-minute knots game for new scouts
  • Crew 7 · Boise, IDOpened its spring camporee to every unit
  • Troop 61 · Seattle, WAStarted a high-adventure planning group
  • Ship 12 · Austin, TXPosted a water-safety training video
  • Crew 30 · Boston, MAInvited nearby units to a service day

Example activity

What changes when your troop joins

  1. Your troop isn't on its own anymore

    Borrow a great game from a troop in Maine. Camp next to a crew from Idaho.

    See the network
  2. Every interest has a group, and a coach

    The one kid who loves astronomy finds twenty more, and a coach who knows the stars.

    See interest groups
  3. Teach scouts you’ll never meet

    A two-minute video made for one patrol can teach scouts all over the country.

    Watch one idea travel
  4. Troops help troops

    When a troop loses its gear in a storm, troops nearby can lend tents by the weekend.

    See troops helping troops

Modern tools that anyone can use

Scouts live on their phones. Leaders and grandparents can use a phone or a computer just as easily.

  • AI does the busywork

    The senior patrol leader asks for a meeting plan and gets a draft in seconds. They make it theirs, then an adult signs off.

  • Scouts make the videos

    Two-minute skill clips, campout recaps and highlight cards. Each one is checked before anyone sees it.

  • It works at camp

    No signal at the campsite? The app keeps going and catches up when you’re back in range.

  • No secret algorithm

    Every suggestion says why it’s there. For scouts under 13, suggestions start only after a parent says yes.

See the scout experience
AI draftTuesday’s meeting

Plan a 60-minute meeting with a knots skill and camporee prep.

  1. Opening and flag ceremonyFoxes patrol
  2. Skill: bowline relayTaught by Ava
  3. Patrol time: plan the camporee menuEach patrol
  4. Game: knot-tying raceHawks patrol
  5. Closing and Scoutmaster’s minuteMr. Rivera

Edited by Maya, senior patrol leader. Sent to Mr. Rivera for approval.

Example: an AI draft of a 60-minute meeting agenda, edited by the senior patrol leader and sent to an adult leader for approval.

Youth lead. Adults approve.

That’s the patrol method, and it’s in every screen. Kids run the show. Adults coach, sign off and keep everyone safe.

Watch youth plan a meeting

And yes, it runs your unit too

Permission slips, payments, carpools, sign-offs. The app does the chasing, so you get your Sunday nights back.

See everything your unit can run
Needs you

Example of a leader’s list: the senior patrol leader’s agenda is approved, all 24 permission slips are signed, every scout has a seat in the carpool and a First Class sign-off is done.

If you can send an email, you can use TroopCentral

No training course and nothing to install. Each person opens it and sees only their own short list.

Watch the tour
  • Tell us about your unit

    About five minutes, on a phone or a computer.

  • We help bring your people in

    Send us your roster spreadsheet and we set it up with you.

  • Families get an email invite

    They tap the link and they’re in. No app to download.

  • Every post checked first
  • Two trained adults in every chat
  • Parents decide
  • No ads. We never sell data
How we keep youth safe

Ready to connect your troop?

Setup takes about five minutes, and we’ll help move your roster in.