Use cases
One link, a time that suits your people, and a plan that's on once enough of you are in. Find an idea below, then make it happen with Let's Hang.
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Meet in person
A court, a restaurant or a trail. Pick a place and let people commit to the plan.
The team chat asks who is in for Thursday, twelve people react, four turn up. Create a hangout for the court instead: people say they're in, and the game only goes ahead once there are enough of you.
"Dinner Friday?" gets hearts and maybes. A hangout gets names. Cap it at the places you can book, see who is actually coming, then call the restaurant.
Anything that needs a group in one place. Pick one of twenty activities, or "Something else" with its own name and emoji.
Hang out online
Make a little time together feel like a hangout: something to share, play or talk about.
The group chat keeps saying "we should call". Create one hangout a week, send the link once, and whoever can make it, comes. Nobody has to organise it again.
Grandparents in one country, cousins in three others. One link that works in any browser, no app and no account to explain on the phone, and a game the kids and the grandparents can both play.
Games & themed nights
A game, five ridiculous slides or one episode. Start with a theme and make it your own.
Same night, same link, every week. If four can make it you play poker; if two, Four in a Row. It just needs enough people to sit down.
Five slides on your most unnecessary opinion. Give everyone a turn, share a presentation window and stay for the questions.
Choose an episode or film, agree on a spoiler boundary and make time to talk afterwards. A shared plan turns “you have to watch this” into an evening together.
Find your kind of plan
Two friends or twelve? Staying in or spending less? Start with the bit you already know.
Small plans with room for a proper catch-up.
Team activities, shared meals and ideas that scale.
Cooking, making and playing with what you have.
Indoor ideas worth getting together for.
Free and low-cost plans with clear preparation tips.
Desserts, creativity and a good reason to stay out.
Communities & teams
A small, optional get-together for your community or the colleagues you rarely get to know.
A Discord, a subreddit, a newsletter: people who talk every day and have never heard each other's voice. A small public hangout that fills up from your own members.
Standups are for work. A hangout on Friday afternoon is for the rest: a quiz, a game, the stuff you would talk about at the coffee machine.
Pick an idea, create a plan and send the link. Or try a game first — no account needed.
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