NYC first — one signal starts it

Say what you’re
up for. The plan forms itself.

The social media app that wants to get you off your phone.

Signal a topic and a time window. The moment two people in your Crew line up, a sub-crew forms with venue ideas — and your location stays yours until you choose to share it.

Get in the Groupchat
Signal
a topic and a window
Match
two in your Crew is the threshold
Go
coordinate, then pick what’s visible

From group chat to real life

Nobody has to be the one who organizes it. You signal what you’re up for; the group assembles around whoever else is up for the same thing.

Signal, don’t schedule

Say what you’re up for — a topic and a time window like evening or brunch, up to a week out. No invite to send, nobody put on the spot.

Two is enough

When two people in your Crew are up for the same thing in an overlapping window, a sub-crew forms on its own. Anyone else in your Crew can drop in with one tap.

The plan gets a place

The sub-crew picks a time and gets venue ideas matched to the topic, nudged by where things are picking up right now.

Your location, per outing

Nothing about where you are is shared until you say so. You choose who sees it, how precisely, and whether your name is on it — each time, not once.

Put your phone down somewhere good.

Signal one thing you’re up for and let it find the people. Nothing about where you are is shared until you choose to share it.

Get in the Groupchat