WeShould — turn “we should” into a night that actually happens

Every group chat is a graveyard of great ideas. WeShould takes one badly-typed sentence — “curry and karaoke Friday, £20 each” — and turns it into a night your friends have actually agreed to: a date everyone can do, a place, a rough cost each and a confirmation in the calendar.

How it works

  1. You type the idea, however roughly.
  2. We read the dates, the money and the activity out of it.
  3. Your friends tap the nights that work — in a browser, with no account and nothing to install.
  4. You lock it in, and everyone gets the confirmation and a reminder.

Common questions

Do my friends need the app?
No. You send a link, they tap the nights that work in their browser and close the tab. Only the organiser installs anything.
Is WeShould free?
Yes — free to organise with, and free for everyone you invite.
Is it on Android?
Not yet. It is on iPhone today, and anyone on Android can still answer, see the plan and get reminders from the link in the chat.
Is any of this public?
No. There is no feed, no profiles and no directory. Plans are only visible to the people sent the link.
What does it actually do that a group chat doesn't?
It holds the decision still: one question, a visible tally of who is in, a deadline, and a confirmed date, place and cost at the end of it.
How is it different from a date poll?
A poll stops at the date. This carries on to the place, the rough cost each, the reminder and the calendar entry.

Guides and free tools

Free on iPhone.