Plans, not events
A plan is just someone saying where they'll be and when. "I'm at Kronotrop in Cihangir from 3, working - drop by." No big organizing, no RSVP guilt, no minimum headcount. You can join, or just wave from the next table.
If you want organized meetups - cowork days, dinners, workshops - those live under events. Plans are for the in-between.
Joining a plan
Open plans, filter by neighborhood or vibe (focus, cowork, social, meal, after-work, outdoor, culture), and tap I'm in. The host gets a ping, you see their handle, and you meet up in person. Changed your mind? Cancel with one tap. No hard feelings.
The two kinds of plans
| What it is | How you pay | |
|---|---|---|
| Budget plan | Free to join. The host shares a rough spend per person for the day. | You pay your own way when you're there. No ticket. |
| Ticketed plan | A fixed entry fee - a guided walk, a workshop, a dinner with set costs. | You buy a ticket to lock your spot. |
Only verified guides can charge an entry fee. Your money for a ticketed plan is held safely until after the plan happens - see payments and escrow.
Hosting a plan
Anyone with a profile can host a budget plan. Pick a spot (a cafe, a coworking space, or drop a pin), set a time, add a one-liner, and share it. To charge an entry fee, you'll need to get verified first.
Hosting is the fastest way to meet people. Even a quiet "coworking at X from 10" usually pulls someone in.
