Orbits make the people actually in your life visible — close friends, extended friends, friends-of-friends, and strangers who share the night. Four postures. One sensible default. The smallest reasonable circle that still feels alive.
Going tonight
Saturday Movie Night
Close orbit
3 friends going
Extended orbit
7 friends-of-friends going
Opening up
42 people you haven't met — yet
Posture: Friends
Event types
The Problem
A follower count. A list of mutuals. LinkedIn connections. People you met once at a conference in 2014. Wide, loud, empty. The algorithm decides who shows up in your feed, and the people who are actually in your life get flattened into the same pile as strangers pretending to be friends.
A 4,000-person audience is not a community. The people who actually show up for you are maybe twelve.
You don't see what your close friends are doing — you see what the feed decides is "engaging." Two different things.
Your sister and a coworker from five jobs ago are treated identically. No gradient. No orbit. No posture.
You can have 2,000 mutuals and still not know who's going out tonight. That's not a social network. That's a granfalloon.
What you get
Invite-only. You pick the guest list by hand. Only the people you explicitly add can see the event — no orbit auto-inclusion, no discovery.
Your close orbit is auto-included. The people you've chosen and who've chosen you back see it and can say yes.
Your extended orbit — how new friends actually happen. Anyone a close friend vouches for can see. Not strangers; adjacent.
Anyone who wants in. A night with strangers-who-might-be-friends. For when you want the room bigger, deliberately.
Related features
Find people who want to do the same things you do
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.
Real-time group chat with host announcements and @mentions
Let the whole group build the soundtrack
See what games everyone owns before the night starts
Get started
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