Lock Screen countdown. Dynamic Island glance. Your event is present on your phone without you being in the app. Nothing to tap. Nothing to scroll. The app doing less — deliberately — so you can do the real thing.
9:41
Saturday, March 14
Wombie · Tonight
Midnight Jazz Quartet
Ronnie Scott's · London
Starts in
2h 14m
Going
Event types
The Problem
A decade ago, the average person picked up their phone about 80 times a day. Today, it's over 200. Every app on your Home Screen is competing for those unlocks — and winning. The event that was supposed to pull you into the real world? Buried three feeds deep, remembered fifteen minutes too late. The phone kept you. The night didn't happen.
A single notification right when it's already too late to leave.
The app is the only place the event exists. So the event gets forgotten.
A calendar block doesn't tell you "leave now for the tram."
No "how was it?" prompt. No close-the-loop moment. Just silence.
What you get
Native ActivityKit. Lock Screen + notification. Works on any modern iPhone. No custom push-server gymnastics — this is the operating system the way Apple shipped it.
Expanded and compact states. One-glance status from any app. The feature is more expressive on the hardware that has the Island, but it degrades gracefully on older phones.
If you RSVP'd yes but don't want a widget for this one, one tap turns it off. Your Lock Screen is sacred — we default to presence, but exit fast.
Related features
Full iOS and Android experience with push notifications, offline mode, and native performance.
Invite your people with one tap
Guests join without creating an account
Keep your recurring crew together
Beautiful previews when you share the link
See your crew heading to the same event on a live map — no more "where are you?" texts.
Make the people actually in your life visible — four postures, one sensible default.
Real-time group chat with host announcements and @mentions
Let the whole group build the soundtrack
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