Sound familiar?

Someone sitting alone at dusk above the city lights, a thought bubble full of question marks over their head. — 1You've got a free evening — but nothing's planned, and starting something feels like a hassle.

The same person hunched over their phone, surrounded by a chaotic swarm of question and exclamation marks. — 2The group chat's a pile of "maybe" and "idk, you?" By the time anyone decides, the moment's gone.

The person smiling, holding up a glowing phone with a radar signal and a heart in a speech bubble. — 3So you put out a **feeler**. One tap, zero pressure — and you see who's actually up for it, right now.

A group of friends together at a rooftop table under string lights, laughing and talking with the city glowing behind them. — And the hangout that almost didn't happen… *happens.*

Less planning, More showing up.

Spur-of-the-moment plans with the people you actually hang with. Put out a feeler, see who's in, meet up — no group-chat committee, no pressure, gone by tomorrow.

Get Lets on Google Play

Free · Android

Lets home screen: 'Good evening' greeting, a big 'Send a feeler' button, category shortcuts for food, drinks, outdoors and culture, and a map of nearby feelers — hiking, munchies, a bar.

How it works

Three taps between "kinda bored" and "on my way".

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Send a feeler

Coffee in an hour? Pickup game tonight? Put it out to your friends in two taps — no group-chat committee required.

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See who's in

Friends green-light it if they're keen. No awkward maybes, no pressure — silence just means not this time.

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Meet up

Once it's on, everyone who's in gets the exact spot, the time, and directions. Then it disappears — like plans should.

Speak Lets

Four words and you're fluent.

feeler noun: A low-stakes "anyone up for…?" you put out to your people. Not an invite, not an event — just seeing who bites.
blip noun: Your inner circle. Blips get pinged the moment you send a feeler and skip straight to the details — no gate, they're already in your trust zone.
radar noun: Everyone else you're friends with. They see your feeler pop up on their radar and can raise a hand — you green-light who's in.
range noun: Feel like meeting new people? Extend a feeler's range to friends of friends — opt-in, per plan, only when you want the circle wider.

Private by design

Built so sharing plans never means broadcasting your life.

Friends-only, always

Feelers are delivered person-to-person to the friends you chose. There's no public feed, no discover page full of strangers.

Location behind a green light

Your exact spot is shared only with people you've confirmed. Everyone else sees, at most, a fuzzy neighborhood bubble.

Plans expire, data too

Every feeler ends the same day and is deleted automatically. Lets is for what's happening now, not a permanent record.

No social pressure mechanics

No read receipts, no "seen by", no visible declines. Not joining looks exactly like not seeing it — on purpose.

FAQ

Fair questions.

Is it free?

Yes. Lets is free on Google Play.

Is it on iPhone?

Android first. iOS is on the wishlist — tell your iPhone friends to be patient (or to borrow a friend's Android when the plans are good).

Who can see my plans?

Only the friends you send a feeler to. Exact location goes only to people you've green-lit. If you extend a feeler to friends of friends, they see the plan — never your exact spot — until you let them in.

What if nobody's in?

Then nobody knows but you. There are no visible declines and no "seen by 12" counters — a quiet feeler just expires. Zero social cost for asking, which is the whole point.

How do my friends get on it?

Share any feeler — your friend gets a link that shows the plan, and when they install, they land already connected to you and straight onto the hangout.