Someone to clink glasses with, tonight.
Going out? Tap once and see who else nearby is too. Cheers someone, and if they cheers you back, go and say hello.
Plan it for Now · Tonight · This weekend
Not a dating app. A drink with new faces or old friends.
How it works — the night, in four acts
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Say what you're up for
A beer, a negroni, a zero-proof anything, and where if you know it. For now, tonight or this weekend; it expires on its own. Friends in mind? Send them the link.
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Cheers who's out
People nearby who are going out too: a photo, an age, a rounded distance, what they're drinking. Never an address.
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They say yes, you're on
A mutual cheers lights up — the lilac glow means you're both in.
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Chat, then go meet them
Pick a bar, pick a time — you meet at the bar, never at home.
For the friends you keep saying “we must” to.
Skip the thread where everyone tries to pin down a day. Post your plan, send the link to the group, and whoever's free says I'm in. Whoever isn't owes nobody a reply: the plan expires on its own.
Friends say yes in the app. The link takes them there.
A pint
with whoever's free.
Zero-proof counts too. Nobody owes anyone a round.
The ground rules
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Nothing lingers
Plans expire on their own: in a few hours, at the end of the night, or after the weekend.
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Never an address
Only a rounded distance — approximate location only.
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Block and report, one tap
On every profile and in every chat.
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18+ only
21 in the United States, 20 in Japan and South Korea.
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Not a dating app
Company for a drink; nothing else implied.
Meet at the bar, not at home.
Read the community guidelinesOut tonight?
Say the word. Not tonight? Get it anyway: it can give you a nudge on evenings when people near you are going out.
