Leaf picks a night that works around everyone’s calendars, picks the place, and asks who’s in. Then it does it again on your crew’s rhythm, every week or every month, so nobody has to be the planner. Friends join from a link and answer by text.
Your friends don’t need the app. They join from a link.



Leaf asks which dates work, everyone replies with numbers, and the night locks itself. App users get the same thing as a notification.
Thursday dinners: next night is at Sal’s, from Jess’s list. Which dates work?
1) Thu 10/9 2) Sat 10/11 3) Tue 10/14, all 7pm. Reply with numbers.
1 3
Locked: Thu 10/9, 7pm at Sal’s. 5 of you are in.

Name it, pick how often, and send the link to the group chat. Friends join from the link, no app needed.

Leaf picks a place from your crew's book and a few dates that fit everyone's calendars, then asks who can make which.

The date most people can make gets locked and invites go out. The organizer gets a link to book. Everyone gets a reminder that day.

On your rhythm, the next round starts on its own. Leaf remembers what the crew liked and which nights never work.
Crew Pulse scores your friend group on hanging out: do people show up, does the crew keep its rhythm, and is more than one person doing the planning. A score out of 100, shout-outs for the good stuff, and a card you can post.
Shown on a sample crew.
Up 7 since last month.
Friend Mode works in the Leaf app and on the web. If you’d rather get date polls and the night’s details by text, say so when you join. You can turn texts off any time on your crew page or by replying STOP. How text consent works