We should
  • get dinner.
  • get coffee.
  • do a picnic.
  • have a game night.
  • get the kids together.
  • see that movie.
  • have people over.

The sentence everyone sends and nobody follows up on. Ari makes it happen.

The group chat · 6 people
Mikewe should get dinner
we totally should
Samyes!! and invite some of the other dads
Devwho's around next week
Mikenot tues, soccer
i could do the 14th?
Samim away that whole week 😩
Devok someone pick a date lol
yeah let's lock something in
last message · 3 months ago
Your thread with Ari
Hey Ari, can you invite Mike, Dev and Sam to a dinner that works in the next 3 weeks?
On it. Just sent the calendar invite — Thursday the 13th, 8pm, at Jax.
✓ booked · everyone notified

Who this is for

You’ve got the people. Nobody’s got the headspace.

DadsFour of you, and somehow zero free evenings between now and October.
Busy professionalsThe coffee you've owed someone since March, still owed.
Retired parentsAll the time in the world, and still nobody sends the first text.
Old friend groupsEveryone moved twenty minutes apart. It may as well be a country.

Why it never happens

Organizing is a second job. It lands on one person.

Pick a window. Chase four replies. Remember who’s away. Find somewhere everyone can get to. Call the place.

How it works

One paste. That's your job.

1

Drop your link

The same link forever. Group chat, email signature, a DM.

2

They text Ari

One tap each. Ari asks them privately, finds the night that works, and sends you three places to pick from.

3

The rest is handled

Calendar invites out, confirmations sent, a nudge at 4pm. Running late or dropping out? They text Ari, not the group.

It gets easier

The second one takes about ten seconds.

Anyone can start the next one
Hey Ari, can you get the same crew together again in a few weeks? Somewhere with a patio.
On it. I'll ask the usual five and find a night.

Not just you. Anyone who's been on a plan can text Ari and start the next one.

And Ari already knows
  • DevPescatarian. Away most of August.
  • MikeThursdays only. Won't cross the bridge.
  • SamNo Wednesdays — soccer.
  • JonAlways in. Always fifteen minutes late.

Nobody re-answers the same questions. Ari carries it from one plan to the next.

Why it matters

The best thing you'll do this month is see your friends

50%

higher odds of survival for people with stronger social relationships. Equal to quitting smoking, greater than obesity or inactivity

Holt-Lunstad, Smith & Layton · PLOS Medicine, 2010 · 148 studies, 308,849 people
Things Ari sorts out
  • Dinner
  • Coffee, finally
  • Game night
  • Kids' playdates
  • A sitter for Friday
  • The trip nobody's planning
  • Anything else — surprise us

What it costs

$10/mo

Everyone you invite is free.

What you get
  • Unlimited plans and people
  • Ari books the place, not just the time
  • Ari remembers everyone’s preferences
  • No app, for you or for them

Questions

Do my friends sign up for anything?

No. They tap your link, hit one button, send a text. No app, no account, and they never pay.

Does Ari post in the group chat?

Never. Only the message you paste. Everything after that happens in private threads.

Do you see my calendar?

Only if you connect one, and only free-and-busy — never what the events are. Plenty of people skip it.

When can I actually use it?

We're opening a few cities at a time and working through the list in order. Join the waitlist and we'll text you the day it's your turn — one message, that's it.

Is this a networking thing?

No. No matching, no personality tests, no directory of strangers. Ari only ever works on people you point them at.

Only dinner?

Anything that needs a few people to agree on a night. Coffee, a picnic, game night, the trip nobody's planning.

Your friend group isn’t going to organize itself

Ari will.