Make hanging out easier,
so you hang out more
Your group chat has the people and the conversation. It was never built for the follow-through.
Rndvu is the group chat built for it, with a thread for every ride, ski day, pickup game and dinner after, one-tap RSVPs, and an availability calendar that finds when everyone's free.
Free to use. Bring your crew with you.
See How It Works
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You know this feeling.
“So who’s actually in?”
Forty messages later, four people have said "maybe," and nobody knows if you've got enough to play Thursday.
“Where was that message?"
Everyone gets everything, so people mute the chat and miss that the ride moved to 7.
The group chat goes quiet and everyone slides back to texting one-on-one.
“My phone’s always going off!"
The start time, the trailhead, who's bringing the ball: buried under a week of banter.
How it works
Your group chat has the people and the conversation.
It was never built for the follow-through.
Talk →
Every crew gets a group chat
Messages, photos, voice notes, polls, reactions — all the normal stuff.
Decide →
Turn a "we should…" into a real plan
Set a day, propose it, watch people commit.
Show Up →
RSVPs, the meeting spot, who's bringing what
All in the plan's own thread.
Repeat
The group keeps planning
Next week's ride, you're not starting from scratch
Your crew still chats like normal. The difference is that every ride, game and dinner gets its own thread, RSVP and calendar, so nothing gets buried.
Built for groups that actually do things
The plan is the point: every feature here is built to get your crew out the door.
A thread for every plan. Saturday's ride, Tuesday's pickup game and Friday's dinner each get their own thread.
RSVP in one tap. See who's in before you head out, with an RSVP deadline so nobody's counting heads at the trailhead.
Find a free day. Share your availability with your crew, and Rndvu shows you days when nobody has anything on, for the powder day or the cabin weekend. With Rndvu+, find a free time down to the hour.
Mute the chat, not the plans. Selective muting lets you mute the main chat or a person, and plan posts still come through.
Sort out who's bringing what. The ball, the spare tube, the cooler for after: one checklist for everyone, or one just for you.
Polls, directions, shared albums. Vote on the start time, get directions in Google Maps, and put every photo from the ski trip in one place.
Split the tab after. Bill splitting works out who owes what; you pay each other outside the app.
Ideas around the plan (coming soon). Rndvu suggests things to do before, during, or after your plans: a pastry pop-up at the coffee shop down the street from where you're meeting for your morning ride, a halfpipe competition happening at the ski resort you’re heading to, a concert at the brewery across the street from the climbing gym that starts when you’re wrapping up. Each one links to the original listing to read more and sign up.
Private by default. Invite-only groups. Block and report built in. Encrypted in transit and at rest.
Rndvu only works if your people are on it.
A planning app with one person in it is a calendar.
That's not a growth trick — it's the whole product.
We know because we built it for our own crew. Rndvu started as a way to organize our ski group, about ten friends in Colorado, and to make the group chat actually work for whoever was rallying everyone.
When you get the app, bring the group you make plans with. The pickup crew, the Sunday ride, the ski crew, the six people in the chat that's been "we should do something soon" since March.
How your crew gets in: Download Rndvu, set up your account and your group, then invite everyone from the app. Rndvu texts the invite link to your old group chat or to each person. They follow the link, download the app, sign up, and land straight in your group.
Free to use. Upgrade if you want more.
$0/month
Free
Everything you need to run your crew's plans
Up to five total group chats, unlimited members, unlimited plans, RSVPs, polls, checklists, find a free day from your crew's availability, export any plan to your own calendar, and bill splitting for the tab after.
$3.99/month
Rndvu+
For whoever keeps the crew organized
Unlimited group chats, Catch Me Up AI summaries when you've missed more than 10 messages or plans, find a free time down to the hour, and auto-export every plan you say yes or maybe to into your own calendar.
Plus live drive time and in-activity location sharing, larger file limits, and custom themes.
You never need Rndvu+ to RSVP or to show up. Upgrade to Rndvu+ anytime in the app's settings.
Coming soon: event suggestions for things to do before, during or after your plans, included in Free.
What’s coming next:
Ideas around the plans you already made
Rndvu starts with your crew's plan, not a feed of events. It looks at the plan's date, area and activity, then suggests things to do before, during or after, right in the plan details:
A pastry pop-up at the coffee shop down the street from where you're meeting for your morning ride.
A halfpipe competition happening at the ski resort you're heading to.
A concert at the brewery next to the climbing gym that starts when you're wrapping up.
Your crew is already going, so a good suggestion is one more stop, not one more thing to organize. Each suggestion links to the original listing to read more and sign up, so the crew can decide what to check out.
Coming soon for every crew, included in Free
Privacy:
Your plans are yours
We don't sell your data. We don't run ads in your chat. Your messages and data are encrypted in transit and at rest.
Event suggestions are matched on the plan itself: the date, the area and the kind of activity selected. Never on what you and your friends said to each other.
Catch Me Up writes a fresh summary of what you missed each time you open it, and bill splitting reads a photo of the receipt to itemize the tab. Both use Google’s Gemini, and Rndvu doesn’t store the summaries or the receipt photos.
If you turn on calendar sync to find a free day or time, Rndvu can only read the calendars you choose. Your crew sees when you're free, never what's on your calendar.
Questions about any of it? Read our privacy policy.
