How it works
Seven taps.
That's the app.
Here it is, start to finish. There isn't much — that's deliberate.
Getting started
Add five people you'd actually go out with.
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2 of 5 joined
01
Add your people
By code or by link — and both sides have to accept, so nobody appears in your life without you agreeing. Nobody can search for you.
Sunday · 6:04 PM
Which nights are you free?
MTWTFSS
3 nights lit · clears Monday
02
Tap the nights that could work
Sunday evening, one notification. Seven bars, tap the ones that might suit. Two seconds, then close the app. You're saying possible, not yes.
Overlap
Thursday night
You
Sam
Marco
I'm inNot this time
03
A night lines up
Everyone free that night hears at the same moment. Two buttons. Nobody had to go first, or risk being the only one who wanted to.
Tomorrow
Still on for Thursday?
The plan
8:00 PM · The Anchor
Sam — inMarco — not yet
Still inCan't
04
One tap the evening before
Still on? Now you know how the week actually went. Say no and nothing was booked, and nobody was let down.
ThursdayGONE IN 2D
The plan
8:00 PM · The Anchor
8pm at the usual?
Works for me
Table booked for three.
05
A short thread opens
Just the people who confirmed. The plan stays pinned at the top — time and place. It deletes itself the next morning.
Questions
The ones people ask.
Some weeks nothing will. It usually means a few of your people haven't set their week — the app tells you who, and you can nudge them. Still empty? You need one or two more people.
Five is the floor — below that, weeks rarely line up. Eight to twelve is the sweet spot. But who matters more than how many: add the people you'd actually go out with, not everyone you know. A list padded with acquaintances makes you cautious about marking nights free, and then nothing lines up at all.
That's what the day-before tap is for. Sunday is a maybe; the evening before is the yes. Say no then and nothing was booked, nobody was let down, and the night just doesn't happen. Backing out early is the system working, not you flaking.
Only people you've accepted, and only the nights — never a time of day, a location, or who else you know. Connections go both ways, so nobody appears in your life without you agreeing.
Sit a week out, a month, or until you say otherwise. Nobody's told. No "away" badge, no gap where you used to be — you just stop coming up, and nobody can nudge you.
Three things: it signs you in, it gets your circle back if you lose your phone, and a working inbox makes bulk fake accounts harder. Feature updates are a separate unticked box — leave it alone and the only email you get is a sign-in code. Never shown to your friends, never given to anyone.
No. Notifications are held until 8am in your own timezone, however late someone else set their week. The Sunday prompt goes at 6pm, also your time. Nothing to switch off.
No. No background tracking and no "near me" button. Place search runs on your phone, scoped to an area your group typed in. We know where you agreed to go on Thursday — not where you are. If that ever changes, it'll be off by default and for one evening only.