Out somewhere?
Tell your people.
At the beach until 3? At the park with the kids? Scooch tells the people you pick, and they tap one link to say they're coming. No group chat. Nobody sees who else was asked.
Works in any phone's browser. Guests don't need an account.
Three taps, and they know where to find you
- 1
Say where you are
"At the beach until 3." Add the address and who's with you if you like.
- 2
Pick who hears
Grandma, your sister, the neighbors. Pick a whole group in one tap. Nobody else knows.
- 3
They tap in
Each person gets their own private link: I'm in, maybe, or can't. You see every reply as it comes in.
Nobody sees who else was asked
Small invites are kind invites. Scooch is built so nobody feels left out, and nobody has to explain a no.
- Guests only see who said yes. Never who declined, who hasn't answered, or who else got the invite.
- Your circle is yours. Nobody can see your list of people or which group they're in.
- A private heads-up. Invite two people who don't mix, and you get a warning only you can see.
- Outings fade. Half a day after an outing ends, its links stop showing where you were.
Everything a quick plan needs
Directions
Pick the place as you type, or use where you are. Guests get one-tap directions.
Add to calendar
Apple, Outlook or Google, with the place and the time already in.
A thread for the outing
"Running late." "Bring a towel?" Messages and photos, just for the people invited.
Staying longer?
Tap +30 min or "We're leaving now" and everyone coming hears about it.
See you soon
Let someone know their spot is saved. It lands on their invite with a little wave.
Plan ahead too
Saturday at the zoo? Set the day and time and invite people early.
Put it on your home screen
No app store needed. Open heyscooch.com/app on your phone, then:
iPhone
In Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Open Scooch from the new icon to turn on notifications.
Android
In Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu, then Add to Home screen or Install app.
Questions
Do my guests need to sign up?
No. They open their link, tap a reply, and that's it. If they like it, they can make their own account to send invites too.
What if someone just texts me back?
Record their answer yourself with "Set reply" on the guest list, so your count stays right.
Does Scooch track where I am?
No. Guests see only the place you type in. "Use where I am" checks your location once, when you tap it, to fill in the address.
Is it in the App Store?
Not yet. Scooch runs in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like any other app.