Merging is what makes Cohort different. Two groups can combine into one shared space with its own chat and events, for a set amount of time — built for the moments two groups want to do something together without permanently absorbing into each other.
Any group can send a merge request to another group, with a proposed length of time attached.
Once accepted, both groups' members can see and take part in the merged space.
The merge gets its own group chat and can host its own events, kept separate from each group's regular chat.
When the merge window ends, the groups split back apart automatically — no cleanup required on either side.