Everything you need to actually hang out.
Social media for your real life. Post a plan, see who’s around, and turn a maybe into a thing.
The feed
A timeline you can join.
The heart of the app. A live, scrollable feed of plans from friends, people nearby, and your communities. Less doom-scroll, more who-is-out-tonight.
Live local feed
Every joinable plan around you, newest and live ones up top.
Like, comment, join
Hype a plan, ask who's in, and tap to lock your spot.
Follow anyone
Friends and favourite hosts. Their plans land in your feed.
A live local map
Flip the feed to a map and see what's happening right around you.
Posting
Posting a plan beats the group text.
From a fully spontaneous "beers in 40" to a planned-out dinner, posting takes seconds and reaches exactly who you want.
Post it like a text
Type 'beers in 40' and it fills in the title, time, and place.
Or let the AI do it
Tell the chat what you want. It writes the invite and sets the time.
Plan it in iMessage
On iPhone, drop a hangout in the group chat and everyone RSVPs from the bubble.
Fun reminders
A friendly nudge before it starts, so the maybe becomes a yes.
People & groups
Find your people. Meet new ones.
Hangout is built for locals who just want to hang. Plans leak out of closed group chats and into a feed where new people can actually find you.
Meet new people
See who's out nearby and say yes to something new.
Find your people
Plans with people who like what you like.
Create groups
Save the boys, the roommates, the run club. Post once, they all see it.
Join communities
Run clubs, board-game crews, beach people. Their plans show up in your feed.
Openness
Who sees it is your call.
Every plan carries its own audience. Blast it to the whole city to meet new people, or keep it to one group of friends. Same post, you choose the reach.
Whole city
Friends
Invite only
A group
Trust
Show up, not get tracked.
Check-ins are confirmed and discrete. You tap to check in when you arrive, and it inherits whoever could see the plan. No live location, no silent broadcast, no tracking, ever.