The anti social media place to gather. Real people meeting in person in their own town. Everyone is welcome.
The short version
- Find something to do. Plans are started by people in town. Events are public events nearby.
- Tap I'm in or I'm going. I'm in counts you toward a plan. I'm going lets others know you'll be at an event.
- Show up. A plan is on once enough people are in, and everyone going gets the details.
All organic. The community builds the board. Plans rise as more people say they're in, and nobody can pay to move up. Don't see what you want? Propose a plan and see who else is in.
Plans fill, then they happen
Every plan has a set day of the week, a time, and a number of people it needs. Tapping I'm in is free. When enough people are in by the fill deadline, the plan is on for its day that week.
The fill deadline is at least 48 hours before the start, so everyone has time to plan and private addresses can go out on time. If a plan does not fill by its deadline, it moves to the same day next week and keeps everyone who locked in. A one-time plan comes off the board after 4 weeks without filling. A repeating plan keeps going.
Once a plan fills, people can still join until 2 hours before the start if there is room. When it is full, new people join a waitlist and move up in order when someone backs out.
How the board is ordered
Filling now is ordered by how close each plan is to happening: 60 percent progress toward its number, 25 percent new lock-ins in the last 48 hours, and 15 percent how close the fill deadline is. Paid placement never changes this order.
Where and when you learn the details
Public places show their name from the start. Private places show only a general area until 48 hours before the plan, then the exact address goes to people who are confirmed. For sensitive plans, the host also approves each person first.
Your show-up record
Check-in at plans opens later in the beta. Until then, showing up is not tracked: plans you were in are recorded as not tracked, never as a show or a miss.
- Backing out 24 hours or more before never counts.
- Backing out of a plan that is on, inside 24 hours, is free once every 60 days. After that it counts as a miss.
- If the host cancels or the weather cancels it, it does not count for you.
- A host who cancels a plan that is on, inside 24 hours, for anything but weather, gets a miss.
Your record covers the last 12 months and starts after 6 graded plans. Under 50 percent, you can still lock in and go, but your lock-ins do not count toward making a plan happen until your show rate is back to 50 percent. 3 misses in 30 days, or under 35 percent with 8 or more graded plans, pauses new lock-ins for 30 days.
Only you and the hosts of your plans see your record. Hosts see a neutral note, never a score. You can appeal any miss within 14 days, and a person reviews it.
Founding members
The first member to post an event in a town becomes its founding member. Posting means hosting a plan there, or sharing a public event there that the team approves. If that plan is cancelled or the event is taken down, the mark passes to the next person who posted. Public events the team found and businesses posting without an account do not count.
Don't see your town in California? Ask for it. The team reviews every new town before its board opens, and then the first person to post there becomes its founding member.
The mark shows on your profile only if you turn it on, and never on a hidden profile.