Are We On?
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About this app
Getting friends together shouldn't take forty messages. Are We On? turns "we should play again sometime" into an actual plan.
Create a group once — Pickleball Friends, the D&D table, the movie crew — and reuse it every time. Propose a few times, let everyone tap Yes, Maybe, or No, and confirm the moment enough people can make it.
HOW IT WORKS
• Make a reusable group for any activity: pickleball, basketball, Dungeons & Dragons, movie nights, dinners, parties, or anything custom.
• Add friends straight from your phone. The app uses Android's own contact picker, keeps only the people you choose, and never uploads your address book.
• Propose several times instead of arguing about one. Set how many people you need, and an optional maximum.
• Share each friend their own private invite link — through any messaging app you already use. Friends without the app respond right in the browser: no install, no account.
• Watch responses land in real time: Yes / Maybe / No counts for every time slot, who's in, and progress toward your minimum.
• Get a clear best-time recommendation — firm Yeses first, Maybes as the tiebreaker, ties explained. You stay in charge of confirming.
• Confirm the winning time to lock in the event, see who's attending, and add it to your calendar with one tap.
• Plans change? Cancel, reopen scheduling, or duplicate a past plan for the next round.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Your address book is never uploaded — only the people you explicitly pick.
• Phone numbers stay private to you; invitees never see other people's details.
• Invite links are personal, expire, and can be revoked.
• No ads, no data sale, no analytics trackers, and you can delete your account and data any time from Settings.
Made for organizers — the friend who always ends up herding everyone. Set up your crew once, and the next "are we on for Saturday?" takes thirty seconds.
Create a group once — Pickleball Friends, the D&D table, the movie crew — and reuse it every time. Propose a few times, let everyone tap Yes, Maybe, or No, and confirm the moment enough people can make it.
HOW IT WORKS
• Make a reusable group for any activity: pickleball, basketball, Dungeons & Dragons, movie nights, dinners, parties, or anything custom.
• Add friends straight from your phone. The app uses Android's own contact picker, keeps only the people you choose, and never uploads your address book.
• Propose several times instead of arguing about one. Set how many people you need, and an optional maximum.
• Share each friend their own private invite link — through any messaging app you already use. Friends without the app respond right in the browser: no install, no account.
• Watch responses land in real time: Yes / Maybe / No counts for every time slot, who's in, and progress toward your minimum.
• Get a clear best-time recommendation — firm Yeses first, Maybes as the tiebreaker, ties explained. You stay in charge of confirming.
• Confirm the winning time to lock in the event, see who's attending, and add it to your calendar with one tap.
• Plans change? Cancel, reopen scheduling, or duplicate a past plan for the next round.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Your address book is never uploaded — only the people you explicitly pick.
• Phone numbers stay private to you; invitees never see other people's details.
• Invite links are personal, expire, and can be revoked.
• No ads, no data sale, no analytics trackers, and you can delete your account and data any time from Settings.
Made for organizers — the friend who always ends up herding everyone. Set up your crew once, and the next "are we on for Saturday?" takes thirty seconds.
Create a group, propose times, and see when enough friends can make it.
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Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
- No data shared with third partiesLearn more about how developers declare sharing
- This app may collect these data typesPersonal info, Photos and videos and 4 others
- Data is encrypted in transit
- You can request that data be deleted
What’s new
Calendar fixes.
- You can now add a one-time event to your calendar. Only plans that had been
voted into a time could be added before.
- Add to calendar now opens your calendar app directly, instead of a share
sheet that had no calendar in it.
- Emoji and accented characters in a long title no longer come out garbled in
the calendar entry.
- A plan with no group no longer says "Invite group".
- You can now add a one-time event to your calendar. Only plans that had been
voted into a time could be added before.
- Add to calendar now opens your calendar app directly, instead of a share
sheet that had no calendar in it.
- Emoji and accented characters in a long title no longer come out garbled in
the calendar entry.
- A plan with no group no longer says "Invite group".
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About the developer
Cyriac John Edappully
cyriac.apps@gmail.com
127 Lazy Hollow Dr
Gaithersburg, MD 20878-2764
United States
