a good social app shouldn't have you doomscrolling looking at a curated version of your friend's lives.
it should get you and your friends together, doing the things you love.
that is the bar for btrflai: kill the doomscroll.
group planning has been treated like a messaging problem. it's really a decision problem.
who is in, when works, what fits the vibe, and where everyone can actually get to.
this is the layer btrflai is building.
the best plan is the one that survives real life: late replies, split preferences, location chaos, and the friend who says 'anything works' but means 'not that.'
btrflai can handle it all.
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planning should feel less like opening a spreadsheet and more like dropping a pin in the group chat.
btrflai is built for the people that love their friends but hate the outdated planning process everyone seems to just accept.
@FIFAWorldCup four world cup matches in one day is not just a schedule. it's a social calendar.
argentina-austria, france-iraq, norway-senegal, jordan-algeria.
btrflai helps turn "who's watching?" into a full day of footy at the pub w the fellas
group chats are great for jokes....but terrible for logistics.
btrflai handles the planning layer: finding common free time, places, activities, reservations, and ultimately memories.
make group chats fun again.
the best plan is usually hiding inside one casual text:
"match later?"
"dinner after?"
"anyone down?"
btrflai helps pull the plan out of the chat and to
---> open slots, people, place, activity, and next steps
world cup days are social calendar days.
someone has to pick the bar, find the time, invite the group, and make sure the plan doesn't die in the chat.
btrflai helps turn "where are we watching?" into an actual plan.