letsfinallymeet streamlines group meetups: no login, just share a link. Friends pick dates, suggest and vote on destinations, or let AI recommend a spot. Find the perfect place and time for everyone—no hassle, no cost.
We’re two of five friends who once shared a flat during university. After graduation, we ended up in different cities and yearly someone would write a “We should meet!” message in our WhatsApp Group. However that never turned into real plans.
That’s why we built letsfinallymeet: a simple, free, no-login platform to help any group decide when and where to get together. You just create a meetup, set a date range, share the link, and let everyone vote on times and locations—or let AI suggest the perfect spot.
We’d love your feedback and ideas. Thanks so much for checking us out, and we hope it actually helps meeting your friends in real life for the new year!
@rupgo Thanks, Ruben, for the candid feedback! Really appreciated and that’s a very fair point and something we’ve thought about a lot. To tackle this, we made sure there’s no registration required—anyone can use the tool right away. Unlike social networks, which often face the cold start problem, our platform allows you to create a meetup, share it with your friends, and get them to engage without needing an account.
Our big challenge is making people think of letsfinallymeet whenever they want to plan a meetup or organize reunions. Do you have any ideas on how we could achieve that? 😊
I have different friend groups in different locations. Arranging a meeting with this friend group in a short time whenever I visit those locations is a pain for me. That's a simple and cool solution for it. I like the name, too.
I would love to share few toughts about this;
- After I clicked to "Create Meetup" button at the end of the process, the page showed an error related to the password I set, and all the data I inserted was gone. The error handling might have been smoother.
- Why do we need a password overall? I'll share the meeting URL and the password in the same place anyway. I would rather use the self-describing links than password protected ones.
- I would love to set certain time to meet as well.
- An 500 error thrown when I try to attend the meeting I created by myself. (if you like to check it out the meeting id is 1zsW9Tm0). Feel free to reach me out, if you like me to reproduce it.
Congrats on the lunch to the team!
@yigitagcame This is such great feedback—thank you, love it! 😊 We’ll take a closer look at this bug, and that’s a fair point about the passwords. We thought users might feel safer if they’re hidden, but it’s something to reconsider. I might reach out to you to help reproduce the error. Thanks again! 🙌
It’s been great seeing the interest in letsfinallymeet so far! 🙌 I wanted to share a bit more about how we envision it making a difference.
One of the biggest challenges when planning gatherings is the endless back-and-forth: "When are you free?" "Where should we meet?" It often gets so complicated that plans fall apart. That’s why we focused on simplicity—no accounts, minimal setup, no unnecessary friction—just a quick way to bring everyone’s input together. With features like time slot voting and AI location suggestions, letsfinallymeet helps make organizing effortless.
We’d love to hear how you might use letsfinallymeet and what additional features could make it even better. Your feedback and ideas mean the world to us. 😊
Thank you for being part of our journey!
Love it! I see it as a casual Calendy for friends and relative, would love to see the same user journey / ui / ux as Discord, could help people get used to it.
Also do you have additional features once the meet up is done, can a user upload photo, comment, note, reminder, can user create groupes ?
@ghost_jobs Hey Eli, thanks for your feedback and sorry for the late response. Currently we don't have any features to support that, however it's a great idea and a cool next step :)
@stringostarr@flo_muller, congrats on creating a tool that solves a very relatable prob.
Here's a thought - what if you added a feature where everyone in the group deposits, say $20, and the person who finalises the meet up plan (gets approved by other friends in the group) wins the pot? It might add a fun incentive to actually follow through.
Just an idea :)
Congrats @stringostarr on the launch! Maybe by using this, my groupchat of 13 people will actually finally hang out again. Best of luck on this startup!
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