Five friends laughing around a bar table with drinks
come with

There’s a place you’ve been wanting to go.
Find people to go with.

Not a dating app/3 - 5 PEOPLE

Your life right now (and frankly ours too)

 
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
This weekend4 events
Reply “omg! yes let’s do it” to a group chat, mean it for six minutes1:26 pm · 6 min
Invent the family thing. “I need to help feed my friend’s cousin’s cat”4:02 pm · tentative
Water a plant to feel like the day had an extracurricular in it6:45PM - 6:48PM
Reheat dinner, tell yourself going out would’ve cost forty bucks anyway7:10 pm · weekly

The whole thing is three moves long.

Two people laughing in a bathtub, one holding a newspaper over her head
01

Somebody picks a place and a time.

Two people talking while a third takes a call beside them
02

Two or three people say they’re coming.

Three people walking across a square together
03

Everybody meets outside, then walks in together.

What a plan looks like
Friday, 7:00 pm3 going

The wine bar on Dundas

Meeting outside at 6:50, corner of Ossington

The message you get before

Maya is already there. Black jacket, standing by the patio door.

Walk up to her, then you all go in together

You’ll never get a 4pm text asking if you’re free at 7.

You set how much notice you need. 4-hours, 1-day, or the full 3-5 business days it takes to negotiate with yourself, charge your social battery, and cancel the imaginary plans you invented as an excuse to binge watch tv

Three people around a small table in a dim bar, mid conversation
RIGHT WHERE YOU ARE

Please come with us. Eventually.

The form takes about forty seconds. Your email, and the place you’ve had saved since last spring and still haven’t gone to. Put it down and we’ll write when there’s somebody to go with you.

Please. It is right there in the name.

Three people sitting on a bench outside a tiled wall with drinks

Ground rules

Public places only. Cafés, restaurants, parks, galleries.
No addresses shared, ever.
Everyone links a real social account when they sign up.
Our code of conduct. Break it and you’re out.

Things you’re too polite to ask.

Frequently asked by people who read this far and are still deciding.