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Start with your people.
Pick who you want to see — close friends, the recurring crew, or someone you’ve been meaning to catch up with. Invite by text or email; they don’t need the app to weigh in.
“Sometime” usually means never.
You’ve got a friend you haven’t seen since — when was it, exactly? You’ve both said “we should really do this again sometime.” You both meant it. Then: four months, zero plans. It was never that you didn’t want to — “sometime” just never made it onto anyone’s calendar.
Until now.
How it works
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Pick a vibe — or skip it.
Choose an activity, or let Sometime suggest one based on what this group has done before and what each person likes to do. “Everyone here likes golf.” “You got drinks with Mike a month ago.”
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Sometime does the math.
It reads everyone’s schedules, locations, tastes, and how they get around — then ranks options so no one’s driving 30 minutes while someone else walks across the street.
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Vote and go.
Friends rank the options; the group’s pick wins. You might not get your first choice — but you’ll get something everyone will actually show up to.
Why it’s different
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It re-engages your friendships. When you and a friend group haven’t gotten together in a while, Sometime nudges you to plan something — same crew, fresh date.
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It’s fair to the whole group. Venues are scored on travel equity — no one’s stuck driving thirty minutes while another walks across the street.
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It’s tailored to who’s actually there. Each person’s preferences — activities, dietary needs, how they get around — feed into the suggestion, so it works for everyone.