the friend ten minutes away you haven't seen in a year. the neighbour two streets over who also plays tennis on sundays. go is one quiet app for both — a tap to make this week's catch-up happen, and a map of what's on nearby that you can join with one button.
most apps want you to swipe forever. go is built to get you off the app — into a park, a pub, a studio — with people you'll actually like, in time you'd otherwise spend scrolling.
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no swiping. no streaks. no "you have 3 likes!" notifications. just a map, a list, and a single button: I'm in.
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you'll spend most of your time deciding, filtering, planning. these screens get out of your way — single colour, single button, single decision per step.
"let's catch up soon" is the most popular thing
nobody ever actually does.
i have friends ten minutes away i haven't seen in a year. not because we don't like each other — because nobody picks the day, the place, the time. the message ends in "soon" and "soon" ends nowhere.
i also have things i'd love to do more often — tennis on a sunday, a board game, a walk somewhere new — and the people i'd do them with aren't always the friends i already have. sometimes they're someone two streets over who happens to be free and into the same thing.
go is for both of those. a tap to nudge a friend nearby into actually meeting up this week. and a quiet feed of what's happening within walking distance — pickup hoops, life-drawing, sourdough class — that you can join with one button.
no swiping. no streaks. no “you have 3 likes!” theatre. just i'm in, and then you show up.
we're starting in london because that's where i live and where i can show up when something goes wrong (which it will). if it works here, we'll bring it to the next city — same care, no rush.
— mark.
we don't pre-pick eight categories for you. we hand-curated a graph of 600+ activities — chess and gloomhaven, padel and pickleball, tango and ceilidh — so what shows up actually fits.
we'd rather start somewhere we can show up — to events, to fixes, to the first awkward few weeks — than launch everywhere at once and be everywhere a bit rubbish. once london feels right, we'll do the same in the next city, with the same care.
we email when go opens in your city. usually monthly, never noisy. you can leave the list with one click and we promise we won't passive-aggressive you about it.