Flint is a number in your phone that plans the hangout for you, over text. You say the plan once; it does everything else.
“If I don’t organize it, it doesn’t happen.”— the friend who plans everything
The group chat, the dates, the chasing, the booking, the reminders. By hand, by the same person, every time.
You text Flint like you’d text a friend. It messages everyone separately, works around who’s away, books the table, and puts it on every calendar.
Flint’s a name in your phone. Tell it the plan like you’d tell a friend.
“Sometime next month” is enough. Flint finds the night that works.
It reaches out, follows up, and nudges the slow repliers. Your friends need no app, and free or busy is all it ever shares.
Someone’s away? A date falls through? Flint reworks the plan and keeps everyone posted.
Flint calls the restaurant and locks the table in.
Everyone gets a calendar invite. The only thing you did was say it.
There’s no app and no account. Flint is just a contact in your phone. Here’s exactly what happens:
Leave your name and number below. Flint texts you a code to confirm your number, and that’s the whole signup.
When a spot opens, Flint texts you first. Nothing to install; saving that contact is the entire setup.
Text it your first plan. “Dinner with Sam and Priya next month” is enough. Flint takes it from there.
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