Plans that actually make it out the group chat
For all the plans stuck at “yeah we should!”. Save them in one place, then find a date that works.
How it works
From “we should” to “we’re going”
Keep ideas in a shared bucket list, and when you’re ready, lock in a date.
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Try the new pasta spot
Add the idea
When someone says “we should do that”, drop it on your group’s bucket list. Good ideas shouldn’t die three messages later.
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Find a time that fits
Connect your calendar, tell us your preferences, and we’ll suggest dates the whole group can make. Nobody has to type “I can do the 14th but only after 7” ever again.
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Locked in Friday 14th July
Lock it in
Everyone weighs in on the dates, someone locks one in, and it’s finally happening.
Add it to the list
Your next plan starts here
Stuck on what to add first? Here’s some inspiration, from cosy nights in to the trip you keep postponing.
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That weekend trip you’ve been talking about for months.
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Time to add that run club to the list and see what all the hype’s about.
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Coffee and a stroll. Some debriefs are too long to text.
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Padel, and yes, everyone's gotten weirdly into it.
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That listening bar is long overdue. Some get-togethers deserve a better soundtrack.
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A walk with enough hills to call it a hike.
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Skip the overpriced oat milk latte lines and host an apartment cafe instead.
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A very wholesome bike ride, because fresh air beats those train delays.
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A presentation night that nobody asked for but everyone will love.
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Head to a market. Come back with flowers, pastries and one questionable ceramic bowl.
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Have a craft catch-up. You deserve a low cortisol evening.
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Try out a casual chess club. Then watch it become very serious, very quick.
- Your next plan
We help you and your friends save the things you keep meaning to do together, in one shared bucket list. When you’re ready, we help you find a date that works.
Anyone whose group chat is full of great ideas and zero confirmed dates.
Not at all. It works just as well for a one-on-one catch-up as it does for the whole group. If it's something you keep meaning to do with someone, it belongs on the list.
Not exactly. Calendars are for things you’ve already planned; SayWhen is for the things you haven’t yet. The list comes first, and when your group picks an idea, we help find the date.
Yes. Calendar connection helps suggest better dates, but you can still use the app to save ideas, invite friends and choose dates together.
Soon! We’re putting the finishing touches on the app. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment it’s ready to download.
We’d love to hear what you think. Send any feedback, ideas or issues to info@joinsaywhen.com.
Coming soon
Your future plans
thank you in advance
Sign up to the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment SayWhen is ready.
Questions or enquiries?
Email us at info@joinsaywhen.com.