Meet in real life.
Post what you're doing tonight. Someone nearby joins. A countdown starts — and you actually meet.
Android only for now.
Three taps, then you leave the house.
No profile to build, no inbox to manage. The whole app is one plan at a time.
Say what you're up to
“Coffee at the lake?” Thirty minutes to three hours, on your own or with a few seats open. It goes live where you are.
Someone nearby joins
People inside your radius see what's happening right now — not a grid of faces. Plans expire on their own. Nothing piles up.
The clock starts
Just enough chat to find each other, a map if you want one. When the moment ends, the conversation goes with it.
Most of the work went into what we left out.
- No swiping. No profile grid to browse.
- No infinite scroll. You see what's live, then you're done.
- No streaks or daily prompts. We'd rather you forget the app exists between plans.
- No ads.
- No ratings on people.
- Dating is a toggle, not the app. Turn it off and you'll never see it.
Showing up is the only thing we measure.
Three rules, built into the app rather than promised in a policy.
Everyone takes a live selfie in the app — front camera, no uploads. It expires every fortnight, so nobody's photo is two years old.
Turning up is confirmed by GPS. You have to actually be at the place for the meet to count.
Leave someone waiting and it's on your record. Do it three times and your account is suspended.
One polaroid, then it's yours to keep or lose.
After a meet you get a single private card: where you were, who was there, how long it lasted. You have seven days to keep it.
No feed. No likes. Nobody else sees it. At the end of the year you get a recap of the people you actually spent time with — not the hours you spent on your phone.
Your quiet Tuesday is worth more than you think.
We're starting in Canggu, and we're looking for one venue to host our first weekly table — four to eight people, same time every week, on the night you're slowest. It costs you nothing and we'll be there ourselves.
Free, permanently
Your place on the map with your photos and hours, plus one standing offer — a free coffee, ten percent off the first drink, whatever suits you.
Counted, not estimated
People redeem your offer by scanning a QR at the bar. That scan is the count, so you can see exactly who came from us.