The one who lives far away won’t say a thing
The more of you there are, the easier it is for someone to end up an hour away on the metro and keep quiet so as not to be a nuisance. Here you see it before choosing.
La CañitaChamberí
The balance: your journey times, what each person asks for and whether it’s listed as open.
Mesón ArriagaMalasaña
Whoever has it worst decides. You take a bit longer so nobody takes ages.
Taberna del ArcoCentre
The shortest time added up across everyone. Sometimes one person gets the rough end of it, and you can see that here.
A table that gradually fills up
You send it to each person
One for each person and, coming soon, a single one for the chat. Whoever opens it joins with their name, no account.
Everyone says their bit
Where they’re coming from, how long they’ll travel, what they need. You see who’s missing and don’t have to chase anyone privately.
Suggest and answer
If someone would rather go somewhere else, you see how many, with no names. The one who lives far away no longer has to speak up in front of everyone.
Six out of six
When the last one accepts, the place is chosen. And everyone has it on their phone, without scrolling back forty messages.
Where six won’t get in the way
