You add a few close friends. When one of you is nearby and marks yourself free, Meetly sends a quiet notification — nothing runs until you both opt in, and nobody sees your location otherwise.
Three steps, and only three — no public map, no broadcasting your location to everyone you've ever met.
Choose a handful of friends from your contacts. It only works when it's mutual — you won't see anyone who hasn't added you back too.
A quiet notification when someone in your loop is nearby and has marked themselves free. Just being close by isn't enough.
Reply with a wave, or turn it into a meetup at a spot you already have in common — like a coffee shop you both listed when you signed up.
A notification is just the start. Everything else — deciding on a spot, getting everyone confirmed, coordinating on the day, and settling up after — stays in one place.
Propose something, everyone RSVPs, and it only unlocks bill-splitting once you've actually confirmed and met up — not before.
Save "Family" or "the hiking crew" once. Next time you're planning, select the whole group in a tap instead of picking people one by one.
A simple card grid of everything upcoming and past — tap into any one for details, or start a new plan right from the same screen.
See each other moving toward the spot in real time — only for the plan you're actually in, and only once everyone's confirmed.
"Running 10 min late" belongs in the plan, not scattered across five different text threads with different people.
Add what was spent once the meetup's actually happened, and Meetly works out who owes what — split evenly or however makes sense.
Everything after this happens quietly in the background.
Sign in with Apple. No new password to remember.
Tell Meetly what you're into — dozens of interests, from food and hiking to board games and live music — so meetup spots make sense later.
Add members to your loop from your contacts — just the people you want this shared with.
Set your radius and turn on notifications.
Mark yourself free when you actually want to be found. Nearby alone isn't enough — a notification only fires when you're both marked free at the same time.
Meetly tells you someone's nearby — it doesn't vouch for anyone. Three habits worth keeping regardless.
Suggested spots are public places on purpose — coffee shops, bookstores, parks. Stick to those for anyone you don't know well in person yet.
A quick "meeting Jordan at Ritual Coffee at 3" text to another friend takes ten seconds and costs nothing.
Decline any wave or meetup suggestion, remove anyone from your loop instantly, and report a concern any time — see our Support page (live once deployed).
A match only happens if both people have added each other to their loop. You can remove anyone, shrink your radius, or turn the whole thing off at any time — nothing keeps running in the background once you do.
Meetly never posts your location publicly, and it never shows you anyone outside the people you've chosen.
The website is just the front door — sign up, set your loop, and get notified from the app.
iPhone only, for now.