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Casual plans · zero friction
Sponta flips social planning. Instead of asking who's around, you post what you're already doing, and friends who are interested simply join.
"Hey, who's free and wants to do something later?"
Too much effort. The plan dies.
"I'm going to the 9pm comedy show. Join me if you're in."
Less friction. The plan happens.
Share what you're doing or thinking of doing: a title, a time, a place, or just an intention. Pick who can see it: all friends, a few, or keep it a draft.
Got a spare seat, pulling up around 8:30.
People who are actually interested tap Interested or Going. You instantly see who might come, without messaging a soul.
A chat opens automatically, but only for people who joined. Sort out the details with the right crowd, then actually show up.
No status updates. No noise. Just upcoming, nearby, and socially relevant plans you can jump into with a single tap.
Heading to the new spot at 7. Two seats left.
Bouldering gym, ~6:30. Bring chalk.
Title, time, place or link, category, or just an intention. Lightweight by design, even when nothing's confirmed yet.
Send and accept requests, then choose who sees each plan: all friends, selected friends, or a private draft.
A scannable feed of friends' plans, prioritised by what's upcoming, nearby, and socially relevant.
Two soft states let people lean in before they commit, so organisers see who's around without asking.
A conversation attached to the plan, only with people who joined. Coordinate without spinning up a group chat.
Useful nudges: a friend joined, a plan changed, it's starting soon, without becoming another noisy feed.
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