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You were both in the same city. Neither of you knew.

MeetUpThere tells you when friends, old coworkers and people you have lost touch with are going to be where you are — while there is still time to do something about it.

Why it works

Your calendar already knows. Now your friends do too.

Add a trip once. Everything below happens on its own, to the handful of people it is actually relevant to.

Someone is coming to your city

You do not have to be travelling to get value. When a connection posts a trip to the city you live in, you hear about it.

A reminder that arrives in time

Not when the trip is booked six months out and nobody can act on it — the day before, when a plan can still be made.

Actually make the plan

Suggest a day and a rough time without leaving the app. No exact times, no booking a restaurant — just "Thursday evening?" and a yes.

People you had forgotten about

The coworker from four jobs ago you would happily have a drink with. You would never text them out of nowhere — but you would say yes.

City level, never precise

Sharing your location shows the city you are in and nothing finer. It is off by default, and you choose who sees it.

Everything in one place

Messages, trip comments and your shared calendar, so working out the details does not move to four other apps.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself

Add where you are going

A city and some dates. That is the whole input.

Connect with people you know

Invite by link, or find the ones already here from your contacts.

Get told when it matters

Overlaps, arrivals, and anyone heading to your home city.

Stop finding out afterwards

Add your next trip and see who else will be there. It takes about a minute.