The group’s been deciding where to eat for three days

Everyone says their bit separately, with no debate, and the group chooses from places that actually exist. It takes four steps.

Make a plan

step 1

Someone starts the plan

What you’re doing and when. You send each person their own link in your chat, and they’re in without installing anything.

Up to six people, including you.
They join with the link, no account needed.

Screen for choosing what you’re doing: a coffee, dinner, a drink or a walk

step 2

Everyone adds their bit, privately

Where they’re coming from, how they’re getting around and what they need. Your starting point is private.

Step-free, vegan, vegetarian or gluten-free.
If someone doesn’t open the link, you can add their starting point for them.

Sheet with your starting point, how you get around, your needs and your preferences

step 3

Real places come up

Anywhere listed as closed at that time gets set aside, and we work out how long it takes each person to get there. If opening hours aren’t clear, you’ll be told.

Public transport is Madrid only, and estimated.
If you’d have to walk a bit further, we ask you first.

List of cafés in Madrid, each with its neighbourhood and what it offers

step 4

One person suggests, the group answers

One tap to say it works for you. Once everyone’s answered, the plan’s closed with its place and its time.

The organiser only sees how many people would rather go somewhere else.
Then, if you fancy, a dice roll decides who’s paying.

A place suggestion with the buttons This place works for me and I’d rather go somewhere else

a whole plan

Ana, Luis and Bea’s Friday

A made-up example, with pretend people and places, so you can see how it really gets decided.

What each person adds
Ana’s coming from the south, Luis from the north. Bea needs step-free access, and she doesn’t have to tell anyone.
What drops out
La Bodeguilla is listed as closed at that time. El Rincón doesn’t state it has step-free access, so it doesn’t come up either.
What comes up
La Taberna del Arco and El Patio. La Taberna carries a warning: opening hours to be confirmed.
And it’s settled
Ana suggests El Patio. Luis and Bea say it works for them, and the plan’s closed with its place and its time.

if you’ve already got the place

Start from a place you’ve found in Explore Coming soon

The plan begins with that place and its map. Each person adds their starting point and sees their route straight away, without waiting for anyone.

If something doesn’t work for someone, they get a note only they can see. The rest of the group never knows.

A terrace near Ópera

Friday, 21:00

Your route18 min by metro

Only you can see this. At that time, it takes you longer than you set.

ABAna and Bea have already added theirs

What’s the plan?

Dinner on Friday at nine with Ana and Luis

What: Dinner
When: Friday, 21:00
Who with: Ana and Luis

Create the plan

no forms to fill in

Say it in a sentence Coming soon

Write the plan the way you’d tell a friend, and it fills itself in: what, when and who with.

Try one:

The sentence is understood on your phone and doesn’t leave it. An address or anything about health doesn’t go into the plan: that’s for each person to add in their own part. And the plan doesn’t exist until you tap create.

let’s say it’s Friday

The same plan, on WhatsApp and on Wambree

Monday. Someone says ‘we should meet up’. Eight hearts, zero plans.
Wednesday. Three places, two shut on Tuesdays, one in Fuenlabrada.
Thursday. The one who can’t do stairs mentions it, again, in that particular tone.
Friday at seven: the usual bar, because now it’s too late.