Everywhere else, "going" is just a tap — and taps lie. Organizers quietly plan for a fraction of the yeses to actually turn up. Showing Up makes the word mean something: one honest yes, no Maybe, no Interested. And because the night runs through the app — finding the venue, checking the time, meeting who's there — we can tell who actually showed up, without tracking anyone. RSVP becomes a track record, and it's yours.
Showing up
This Saturday
12 going — and they show up
Attendance you can actually trust.
Maciej J.
shows up 8 / 10
Sofia R.
shows up 9 / 10
Anna K.
shows up 9 / 10
9 more going
No "Maybe." No "Interested." Just your word.
The Problem
Somewhere along the way, RSVPs became free to give and meaningless to collect. A tap that costs nothing tells you nothing. Organizers learned to plan for a fraction of the yeses; "I'll be there" became a nicer way of saying maybe. The number on the event went up. The room stayed empty.
Dozens "going," a handful arrive. Everyone's seen it. Nobody trusts the count anymore.
"Interested" and "Maybe" exist to let people opt out while looking in. They're performance, not plans.
How much food? How many seats? You're guessing, because the yeses were never real.
Saying you'll go became its own reward — the intention, the credit. Actually going turned optional.
How it works
One tap. No Maybe, no Interested — you're either going or you're not.
The people going are shown with how reliably they show up. Social proof with a denominator.
Attendance is confirmed at the event. Your word builds a track record that travels with you.
What you get
You see who's going and how reliably they show up. That's social proof a tap-count can never give you.
No QR scans, no check-in line, no creepy tracking. Because the night runs through the app, we can quietly confirm you were there — opt-in, only for events you said yes to, never always-on.
One honest yes instead of three meaningless buttons. Your word builds a track record that's yours — and organizers can finally plan for the room that actually shows.
Event types
Related features
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
See what games everyone owns before the night starts
Early access
Showing Up is coming. We'll let you know when it ships.