The group chat
Everyone talks. Nobody decides.
The date is somewhere in the scroll. So is the address, the list of who is actually coming, and the thing you promised to bring.
Coming soon to iOS and Android
Plan the whole thing in five minutes. Chase nobody.
Create the event, propose two or three dates, and Evengo takes it from there. Everyone votes with one tap, the date locks itself in, and nobody has to scroll back through 200 messages to find the address.
The mobile apps are not published yet.
The hard part was never wanting to go.
Everyone is up for it. Then it dies in the group chat: three dates floating around, two people answering, someone asking for the address again — and six weeks later nothing happened.
With Evengo
One screen. Already decided.
The date, the place, who is coming and who brings what — on one page that stays right without anybody keeping it up to date.
Five minutes on your side. One tap on theirs.
Organising takes three steps, and only the first one is yours.
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1
Create it in 30 seconds
Give it a name, pick your friends, and drop in the two or three dates that could work for you. No form to fill in, no settings to read.
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2
They vote in one tap
Your friends open the event and tap. Nothing to read, no reply to write, no account to work out. Everyone watches the votes land live.
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3
It settles itself
The poll closes on its own and the event takes the winning answer. The bring-list fills up, questions get answered once, and the album opens on the day.
Simple on both sides.
Most planning apps make one person do the admin so everyone else can be lazy. Evengo just removes the admin.
If you are the one organising
- You ask once. No reminders, no head count kept in your notes.
- The date is settled by the votes, not by you insisting.
- Nothing turns up twice, and nobody asks you for the address.
If you have been invited
- One tap to vote. That is the whole of what you have to do.
- The time, the address and the list are on one page, not in a chat.
- You claim what you are bringing, and you see what is still missing.
Everything a plan needs, and nothing else.
No feed, no discovery, no strangers. Evengo does one thing: it gets a group from an idea to a date everyone showed up for.
Polls that close themselves
Propose a few dates, times or places. Everyone votes, the poll closes on its own, and the event updates with the answer.
Nothing brought twice
Who brings the salad, who brings the speaker. Claim an item from the list and it is yours — everyone sees what is left.
One shared album
Everybody’s photos in the same place. The album opens when the event starts, and it stays there afterwards.
Questions in the open
Ask once and everyone reads the answer. No more repeating the address in five separate conversations.
Friends only
You can only invite people you are already connected to. Nobody can push an event at a stranger.
Your next plan takes five minutes.
The web version runs today. The mobile apps follow.