The group splits.
The coordination layer is a group chat nobody reads. The fallback is four unanswered calls.
D.U.C.K.The night
Going out is one of the most coordinated things students do, and one of the least supported by software. Three things break, in order, every weekend.
The coordination layer is a group chat nobody reads. The fallback is four unanswered calls.
Not of the route, the pace, or who's still out. There's no ambient signal that one person is far ahead of everyone else: exactly the signal that matters at 1 a.m.
A downtown venue's demand forecast is a manager looking out the window.
What we do about it
Each part of the app exists because of one of those three moments. Nothing was added for its own sake.
Friends you've accepted see roughly where each other are while the app is open: who stayed, who moved on. No group chat required.
How sessions work →Downtown, live, on one map. And when someone heads home, one tap puts that walk somewhere a friend can see it.
See the features →Who came in, when, and where they went before and after. Real numbers, or none at all.
For venues →Everything above is running on a phone today.