Seven taps.
That's the app.
Tap the nights you're free. When a friend's free too, you both find out.
You're both free tonight
Neither of you knows. Nobody texts first, so the night passes. That's the problem this app fixes.
Only people you already know
You add friends by a private link. Both of you have to agree. There's no search, no feed, no profile.
Sunday: tap your nights
One notification. Seven days. Tap the ones you might be free, then close the app. It's a maybe, not a yes.
A night lines up
When your nights overlap, everyone hears at once. Two buttons: I'm in or Not this time. Nobody had to ask.
Pick a place, go
A short thread opens for whoever said yes. Pick a spot and a time. The next morning, the thread deletes itself.
Two seconds on Sunday
Other apps want your evening. This one wants you to have one. Free on iOS and Android when it launches.
Most of the app is what
we left out.
Other apps introduce you to strangers. This one only works with people you already know.
The ones people ask.
More questions
See you around.
Two seconds on Sunday.
Free on the App Store and Google Play when it launches.