OutHere: who's in?

Making plans with friends should take thirty seconds, not thirty messages. OutHere replaces the group chat scramble with one thing: a signal. Pick what you want to do, choose who to send it to, and blast it out. Your friends get a notification and tap once to join. No polls in five chats, no texting people one by one, no plan that dies before it starts. HOW IT WORKS 1. Light a signal. A quick guided flow walks you through what you are doing, when, how long it runs, where, and who gets it. 2. Your friends get pinged. One tap to say they are in, maybe, or cannot make it. 3. Watch it fill up. See who is in as they answer, then head out. BUILT FOR REAL PLANS Send it to the right people. Pick friends one at a time or save lists like "climbing crew" or "roommates" and send to a whole list at once. Not sure on the details? Put the time or the place to a vote. Add up to four options, let everyone vote inside the invite, and lock in the winner when it is clear. Signals expire. Every signal has a start time and a window, so tonight's plan is not still sitting in your feed next week. When it is over, it is over. Know who is coming. The signal you host shows a live roster of who is in and who is on the fence, so you know whether to book the table. Talk in one place. Comments live on the signal itself, so the details do not get buried under memes in a group chat. Find your people. Match your contacts to find friends already on OutHere, or search by name or username. Friend requests keep it mutual. WHY PEOPLE USE IT For the spontaneous stuff. Pickup basketball in an hour, a last minute movie, drinks after work, a walk when the weather turns good. The plans that never survive a group chat. For the friends you actually want there. Every signal goes to people you choose, not to a feed and not to everyone you have ever met. PRIVACY AND SAFETY You choose who sees every signal. There is no public feed and no algorithm. Contact matching only ever tells you which of your contacts already have an account, and we never store your address book. You can report or block anyone from anywhere their name appears, and you can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app at any time.