Stop the group chat chaos. Turn "who's going?" into a structured group vote — pick the showtime, the restaurant, the night — and commit together.
Plan with Friends
Saturday Movie Night
Pick a showtime
7:30 PM — Prince Charles
Poor Things (141 min)
9:15 PM — BFI Southbank
Poor Things (141 min)
5:00 PM — Metrograph
Poor Things (141 min)
4 of 5 friends voted
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The Problem
You've been there. Someone suggests a movie. 47 messages later, nobody's agreed on a time, two people stopped responding, and the plan quietly evaporates. The enthusiasm dies in a graveyard of "let me check my schedule" and "maybe next week."
47 messages. Zero decisions. Someone suggests Tuesday, someone can't do Tuesday, the thread dies.
3 of 5 people replied. The other 2 saw the messages. No response. The plan stalls.
"When works for everyone?" → "I'm flexible" × 5 people → nobody picks → back to square one.
The plan doesn't get cancelled. It just... stops being mentioned. Everyone pretends it never happened.
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End the "when works for everyone?" chaos
Events only happen when enough people commit
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