Meet in person
Get the group out of the chat and into real life.
"Who's in for volleyball Thursday?" "Dinner Friday?" Twelve thumbs up, four people turn up. Set a table instead: pick what you're doing and where, share one link, and people grab a real seat. It only goes ahead once enough are in, and everyone knows who is coming.
Free · nothing to install · sign in with a code or with Google
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Made for plans that need numbers
Volleyball needs eight, five-a-side needs ten, a dinner table has room for six. Set "happens at" to the number you need; until then it is filling, not on — and nobody drives to a half-empty court.
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Dinner, drinks, a night out
Pick the restaurant or the bar, cap the table at the seats you booked, and see who is actually coming before you call to reserve.
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The place, in everyone's calendar
Once enough people are in, everyone gets a calendar invite with the address and a directions link, and a reminder an hour before so there is time to get there.
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A chat for the details
Who brings the ball, who is running late, which court. The table has its own chat, so your main group chat stays readable.
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Every week, without organising it again
Tick "every week" and the next game opens by itself when this one is over. Whoever can make it grabs a seat.
How it works
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Pick what and where
Volleyball at the beach courts, dinner at your favourite place, drinks after work. Say how many people it needs and when.
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Share one link
Send it to the team, the class or the group chat. People grab a seat, and you see who is coming.
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Meet up
Once enough are in, everyone gets the invite with the address. The chat stays open for "running 5 min late".
Questions people ask
Is it free?+
Yes. Every table, every reminder and every calendar invite is free.
Do my friends need an app?+
No. It is a web page: they open the link on their phone, sign in with a code we email or with Google, and grab a seat.
Who can see where we meet?+
In-person tables are private by default: only people you send the link to can find the table and the place. You can make one public for an open game that anyone may join.
What if not enough people sign up?+
You pick a deadline. If the table has not filled by then, it is called off kindly and everyone is told — no one goes to an empty court.
What can I plan with it?+
Anything that needs a group in one place: volleyball, soccer, basketball, pickleball, padel, golf, bowling, a run or a ride, a hike, climbing, dinner, drinks, a BBQ, karaoke, trivia night, coffee, board games or the cinema.
Nobody turns up alone.
Set the table, send one link. It goes ahead once enough people can make it.