Making plans shouldn't be the hard part
Link Up turns “we should hang out sometime” into a plan your friends can say yes to in one tap.
Drinks at Bar Raval
Saturday 8:00 PM
- Where
- Bar Raval, 505 College St
- Cost
- About $40 each
- Wear
- Casual
What to expect
Standing room, small plates, no reservations — we'll grab a spot at the bar.
4 friends are in
Everyone wants to go. Nobody wants to organise it.
Getting five friends into the same place at the same time takes a dozen messages, three changes of plan, and one person doing all the work. Most of the time it's easier to give up. Link Up is built so that nobody has to be that person.
How it works
- 1
Someone makes the plan
Where, when, roughly what it costs, what to wear, what to expect.
- 2
It goes to the group
Shared straight into the group chat you already use. No new app for your friends.
- 3
Everyone taps in or out
One tap. No account, no sign-up, ten seconds.
- 4
The plan holds
Everyone can see who's coming, and gets reminded before it happens.
What makes it different
A plan, not a poll
Most tools ask everyone what they want. Link Up starts with an actual proposal, because deciding is the hard part.
Nothing to download for your friends
Only the organiser needs the app. Everyone else taps a link.
The details people actually ask about
Cost, dress, what to expect. The questions that normally take six messages to answer.
Currently in private beta
Link Up is being tested with a small number of friend groups in Toronto. We're adding groups gradually so we can talk to everyone using it.
Join the private beta