Launching in Miami

See who's out tonight.

EasyMeet shows you the restaurants, bars and cafés where people are actually out right now — and who among them is open to meeting. No endless swiping into a void.

Join the Miami waitlist How it works

Free to join · iPhone and Android

Dating apps are full of people who aren't going anywhere.

EasyMeet is built around the opposite idea: the person worth meeting is three tables away, tonight, in a place you both already chose to be.

01

Real places

Restaurants, bars, cafés, clubs and lounges — not an abstract radius around a bedroom.

02

Real evenings

You appear only during the hours you chose to be out. The rest of the time you simply aren't there.

03

A real opening line

Send a compliment or buy a drink to the table across the room. Awkward first move, solved.

How it works

Three steps, then put your phone down.

  1. 1

    Set the hours you're out

    Thursday evening, Saturday afternoon — whatever is true for you. You are visible during those hours and invisible outside them. No toggle to forget about.

  2. 2

    See who's out near you

    Open the map and watch the city fill in: which places are busy, how many people are there now, and who is open to meeting someone.

  3. 3

    Break the ice

    Start a chat, send a compliment, or buy them a drink at the bar you are both already standing in. Then go and say hello.

Features

What you get.

A live map of the city

Venues light up as people arrive. Filter by restaurants, bars, cafés, clubs or lounges, and set how far you want to look.

People nearby

See who's at each venue right now, what they're into, and whether they're open to meeting — before you walk over.

Compliments & drinks

The hardest part of a bar is the first sentence. Send a compliment, or send a drink to their table and let it do the talking.

Chats that go somewhere

Messages, compliments and drinks in one place — with the venue you're both at right there in the header.

Privacy

Nobody gets your exact location.
Not even for a second.

A live map is only a good idea if it cannot be used to follow someone. That constraint shaped the whole product, not a settings screen we added at the end.

You're shown as a place, not a pin

Other people see the venue you're at, or a coarse area a few hundred metres across — never a precise point. Standing still doesn't sharpen it, and neither does watching you.

Visible only during your hours

Your schedule decides when you exist on the map. Outside it you're not dimmed or hidden — you're simply absent.

Pause works both ways

Hit pause and you vanish — and so does everyone else, for you. There is no setting that lets someone watch without being seen.

A private zone around home

Draw a zone around where you live. Inside it you're never shown at your door, so the map can't be read backwards into an address.

Every disclosure passes through a single audited boundary, and precise positions are held apart from the rest of the system and deleted on a schedule. Read the privacy policy →

Miami first.

We're opening EasyMeet city by city, starting where the evenings are worth leaving the house for. Put your name down and we'll tell you the day it opens.

Join the waitlist

We'll only email you about the launch. Nothing else.