MAKE
Four fields. No description box, no cover image, nothing to agonise over.
2 plans up right now
free · no group chat required
the actual problem
Texting six people “you free tonight?” costs something. If three say no you stop asking, and you stay in. Nobody wants to be the one who organised a thing that nobody came to.
So flip it. Say where you’ll be, put it somewhere people already look, and let whoever’s free come to you. No one has to say no to your face.
Not a scene, not an event, not networking. Just Tuesday, and someone deciding to go outside.
























none of these started with a group chat vote.
genuinely, that’s all there is to it →
01
What, where, when, how many. Type it like you'd text it. Nine seconds, tops.
no title. no description. no cover photo.
what
where
Third Wave, Koramangala
when
tonight · 7:30pm
how many
402
You get one link. Story, group chat, close friends, wherever. It previews properly, so people see the plan without tapping.
one link. that's the whole distribution strategy.

Where You At,mn?
Coffee
Third Wave, Koramangala · tonight 7:30pm
i’m interested
anyone? ↑
03
Someone taps. You get told. Now there's a plan and you never had to ask anyone anything.
worst case: nobody taps, and nobody knows you asked.
activity
Aarav is interested
Diya “i was there last week, it's good”
Mei is interested
that’s a plan now.
the idea, in full
You shouldn’t have to ask everyone. Asking is the part that stops people going out — it makes a casual idea into a proposal that can be turned down.
So: make a plan. Put it out there. Let whoever’s down find you.
MAKE
Four fields. No description box, no cover image, nothing to agonise over.
SHARE
It goes wherever you already post. The preview does the explaining.
JOIN
Whoever's free taps in. You find out. Nobody had to be asked.












and so is everyone in it —












drag →
so
Don’t overthink it. Put something up, send the link, and see who’s around. Worst case nothing happens and nobody knows.
seriously, it takes about nine seconds