Make plans with friends in a few taps
Search an activity, see which friends would be into it, and send the invite.
Why plans with friends stall
Ren asked the group chat when everyone was free. Theo sent a thumbs up. Frey said "most weekends." Nobody named a day, so nobody picked one, and movie night moved to next month.
How it works
Pick the plan.
Choose the activity, the day and the time. "Movie night, Friday at 8" is easier to answer than "we should hang out."
Send each friend a link.
Each friend gets their own invite, so answers don't get lost in the chat.
They answer from the link.
Friends can accept, decline, or suggest another time. They don't need an account or an app.
Made for friends, not meetings
Your friends don't sign up.
They answer from the link in their browser, so nobody has to download anything first.
A better time, not only yes or no.
When Frey can't do Friday, she suggests Saturday, and the plan stays alive.
Every answer in one place.
You see who's coming next to your notes about each person, so you know who to remind.
Common questions
Plan the next hangout.
Start with one plan and one friend.
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