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Stop saying we should hang out. Make the plan.

The easy way to host events and to find events near you. Post yours in a minute, or join one tonight with people who actually show up.

Pay your share of the costs to join, or the RSVP the host sets on a free plan. You paid, so you go.

Growing every day

Two ways in. Both easy.

Find something to do near you this week, or host your own and let Kept Plans fill it. New plans and new people join every day.

Attend

Find events near you.

Pickup games, dinners, hikes, game nights, live music and more, close to home. See who is going and what it costs, tap join, pay your part, show up.

  • Near you, tonight, this weekend or next week
  • See the people going before you join
  • Everyone paid, so everyone shows up

Host

Host events easily.

Post an event in about a minute: the thing, the time, the place and the price. People nearby find it and pay to join, so you plan for real numbers.

  • Post from your phone in a minute
  • Everyone pays up front, no chasing money
  • Paid out to you after, through Stripe
  • Coffee
  • Club night
  • Dinner
  • Basketball
  • Running
  • Meditation
  • Hiking
  • Paddleboarding
  • Board games
  • Live music
  • Open mic
  • Art and painting
  • Pottery
  • Language exchange
  • Networking
  • Cleanup
  • Dog walk
  • Day trip
  • Cars and coffee
  • Drinks
  • Rooftop bar
  • Food crawl
  • Volleyball
  • Cycling
  • Pilates
  • Kayaking
  • Sailing
  • Trivia
  • Comedy
  • Group singing
  • Music jam
  • Woodworking
  • Coding
  • Founders and startups
  • Food bank shift
  • Dog park meetup
  • Weekend getaway
  • Car show
  • Party
  • Bar crawl
  • Brunch
  • Tennis
  • Yoga
  • Tai chi
  • Camping
  • Fishing
  • Video games
  • Movies
  • Drum circle
  • Film and video
  • Knitting and crochet
  • Book club
  • Coworking
  • Animal shelter
  • Dog beach day
  • Theme park

The problem

Every plan starts in a group chat. Most of them end there.

Somebody says we should do this sometime. Everybody agrees, loudly. Somebody asks who is free Saturday. Then nothing.

Nobody is flaky on purpose. There is just no moment where the plan turns real: no time, no place, no one who said "I'm in" and meant it.

Kept Plans is that moment. A time, a place, a group, and a small payment that says: I am actually going.

An illustration of a group chat. Not Kept Plans.

The loop

That is the whole product. Everything on Kept Plans exists to get you from the first word to the last one, and back around again.

Tonight in New York

Nothing on the board here yet.

Plans show up here as hosts post them. The fastest way to get one going is to host it yourself.

The numbers so far

Cities live
685

Live numbers from Kept Plans. Counts under 50 are not shown.

The RSVP difference

A little skin in the game changes the whole plan.

Free to join

“yeah I’ll probably come.”

Free to say yes. Free to not show up. Six maybes, two people, one sad court.

Paid to join

“okay, I’m actually going.”

Same people, same plan. Now the yes means yes, and the host books a court with real numbers.

It is not a deposit you get back. It is your part of the plan: your share of the costs, or a small RSVP on a free plan. Once you have paid, you go, and so does everyone else.

How paying works

Split the bill before it shows up.

Pay your part, do the thing, meet the people. Nobody chases anyone for money afterward, and because everyone paid, everyone shows up. Free plans ask for a small RSVP instead.

Example: a $48 court, four people. Free plans ask for a small RSVP instead, usually $10. No refunds for cancelling or not coming; if the plan does not happen, you are not charged.

  1. 1

    See your share

    Every plan shows what it costs per person before you join: court time, a table, gas, tickets. Say the court is $48 and four of you are going. Your share is $12.

  2. 2

    Pay to join

    Tap “I’m in” and pay your share. Your share is your RSVP, so there is nothing on top. It is charged when the plan happens, and there are no refunds for cancelling or not coming. If the plan does not happen, you are not charged.

  3. 3

    Show up, meet people

    You paid, so you go. So does everyone else. Your share pays for the plan, so nobody settles up at the end, and you meet the people who actually came.

Before, during, after

A plan is more than a time and a place.

Everything a group needs, from the first yes to the last photo.

Before

Sorted before you leave the house

  • The details
  • A group chat
  • Map and exact spot
  • Add to calendar
  • Weather
  • What to bring
  • Countdown

During

"You're here."

  • Check in
  • Where the group is
  • Itinerary
  • Safety button
  • Quick polls
  • "Grabbing food after?"

After

The part that makes it a habit

  • Shared album
  • Rate the plan
  • Connect
  • Rejoin
  • Host the next one

After the plan

The plan ends. The good parts stay.

Memories, kept.

Every plan gets a shared album, only for the people who were there. The best photos rise to the top, duplicates hide, and a year from now you get "One year ago today."

Your Kept rate

The share of plans you actually kept. Show up and it climbs. It is a quiet record that you do things, and it earns you smaller RSVPs.

Find people to do things with.

Not a dating app, and not a people browser. You meet people by doing something together, and Kept Plans remembers who you have actually met: "done 7 plans together."

Next time, you can see which plans they joined, and bring them along.

For hosts

Host the thing you already love doing.

You already run the Sunday pickup game or the Thursday dinner. Kept Plans fills the spots, collects everyone’s share up front, and pays you after the plan through Stripe.

Price it however you like. Many hosts cover the court and keep a little for their time. A common shape:

Example, rounded

$15 per person

  • $10 Court and expenses
  • $3 To you, the host
  • $2 Platform fee
A rounded example. The platform fee is 10% of the price with a $2 minimum, and free plans with only an RSVP carry no fee at all.

For venues

Fill the quiet nights.

Tuesday at 7 is quiet at most places. A plan on Kept Plans brings a table of people who already paid to come, not a maybe on a flyer.

You see how many new customers each plan brought and how many came back. Promotions are always labelled as promoted.

Clubs

Make it a weekly thing.

A club is a plan that repeats, with members who hear about each session first. Here are the kinds of clubs hosts start:

  • Example

    Saturday Hiking Club

    Every Saturday at 7. A different trail each week, the same crew, a sweeper at the back.

  • Example

    Wednesday Basketball

    Ten players, a booked court, teams drawn fresh each week. Everyone paid their share of the court, so it stays at ten.

  • Example

    First Friday Dinner

    First Friday of the month. A long table, a new restaurant, eight people who keep coming back.

Right now

I'm bored.

Tell us when you are free. We will show you something to do nearby, with people who are free too.

When are you free?

Safety

Built for meeting new people.

Showing up to meet strangers takes trust. Here is what Kept Plans does so you can focus on the plan.

  • Plans happen in public places. New hosts must start there.
  • The exact address goes only to people who joined.
  • A safety button in every plan, one tap from emergency services.
  • 18 and over. Some plans are 21 and over, with ID checks.
  • Report or block anyone. A person reviews every report.

Things to do

What are you into?

19 groups and 160 activities, from coffee to camping. Pick one and see how a good plan runs.

  • Social

    Coffee, drinks, parties and the events that start with "we should get together".

    10 activities

  • Nights out

    Clubs, rooftops, bar crawls and late night tacos. Go out with a crew and get home together.

    7 activities

  • Food & drink

    Dinners, crawls, brunches and tastings. The table does the introductions.

    11 activities

  • Sports

    Pickup games that need exact numbers. The deposit is how the numbers show up.

    15 activities

  • Fitness

    Runs, rides, climbs and classes. Easier to get up when six people are waiting.

    11 activities

  • Wellness

    Meditation, pilates, saunas and slow mornings. Taking care of yourself is easier with company.

    6 activities

  • Outdoors & adventure

    Hikes, paddles, camping, road trips. Bigger days, planned properly.

    13 activities 1 live

  • On the water

    Paddleboards, sailboats, fishing lines and lazy rivers. Days that end sunburned and happy.

    6 activities

  • Games

    Board games, trivia, video games, escape rooms. Low pressure, high laughs.

    12 activities

  • Entertainment

    Live music, comedy, movies, festivals. Better with a crew than alone.

    10 activities

  • Music

    Open mics, group singing, drum circles and record stores. Make music or just love it together.

    6 activities

  • Creative

    Make something with other people. Art, music, film, writing, dance.

    9 activities

  • Makers and DIY

    Pottery, woodworking, knitting and repair nights. Make something real with your hands.

    6 activities

  • Learning

    Languages, code, cooking, books, workshops. Learn it faster in a group.

    9 activities

  • Professional

    Coworking, founder meetups, industry nights. Networking without the name tags.

    8 activities

  • Give back

    Cleanups, food banks, shelters and build days. Do some good and meet good people doing it.

    6 activities

  • Pets

    Dog walks, dog parks, beach days and cat cafes. Your pet makes friends first, then you do.

    4 activities

  • Day trips and travel

    Day trips, getaways, theme parks and park trips. Go further with people to split the ride.

    6 activities

  • Cars and bikes

    Cars and coffee, car shows, go karts and group rides. For people who love anything with an engine.

    5 activities

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Questions, answered

All help topics

What is Kept Plans?

Kept Plans helps you find people to do things with. You discover plans that fit what you love, pay your part to join, show up, meet the people, and keep the memories with the people who were there. Hosts and venues create the plans.

Do I get my money back when I show up?

No. It is not a deposit. It is what you pay to join: your share of the plan’s costs, or the RSVP on a free plan. It is charged when the plan happens. The only time you are not charged is when the plan does not happen.

What if I need to cancel?

Cancel from the plan, so your spot can go to someone else and the host knows. There are no refunds for cancelling: you paid for a spot that was held for you. Tapped join by mistake? Cancel within 15 minutes and nothing is charged.

What happens if I do not show up?

You still pay, the same as a ticket you did not use. It also counts in your Kept rate. One miss does not define you, and your rate recovers as you keep plans.

Is this a dating app?

No. Kept Plans is for doing things with people. There are no swipes, no photo grids and no gender filters. You meet people through a plan, in a group, doing something you both like.

Is it safe to meet strangers?

We build for it. Plans happen in public places, new hosts must start there, the exact address goes only to people who joined, and every plan has a safety button. Trust your gut: you can leave any plan, any time.

Does it cost anything?

Signing up is free. Joining a plan costs your share of what the plan costs (a court, a table, gas for the trip), or the RSVP the host sets on a free plan. You see the amount before you join. Kept Plans Plus is optional.

Can I earn money hosting?

Yes. Your guests’ share covers your costs, like a court or lanes, and you can add a host fee for your time. On free plans, you get 50% of every RSVP. Payouts arrive after the plan, through Stripe.

Stop saying “we should hang out.” Make the plan.

Find something happening this week, or start the thing you keep talking about.