Jorts

JortsApp

About this app

Jorts — the easiest way to actually hang out IRL.

We've all been there: group chat with 6 friends, 47 messages deep, still no plan. Or you're at a concert and your friend says "I'm here too!" but you can't find them in a crowd of 50,000. Jorts fixes that.

▸ MAKE PLANS THAT ACTUALLY HAPPEN
Spin up a "hang" in 10 seconds. Pick a time, a vibe, invite your crew. Everyone sees the plan. Everyone confirms in one tap. No more "wyd tonight?" → "idk u?" loop.

▸ LIVE LOCATION, ONLY WHEN YOU WANT
Sometimes you don't want to text your address. Sometimes "I'm walking up" feels easier. Tap "Come find me," pick how long (15 min, 1 hour, 4 hours), and share a one-tap link. Whoever opens it sees a live map with your pin moving in real time. They don't need Jorts. They don't need an account. The link auto-expires when you said it would.

▸ BUILT FOR MOMENTS, NOT FEEDS
There's no algorithm. No infinite scroll. No "For You" page. Just plans with your people. The home feed shows what your friends are actually doing tonight, not what 10,000 strangers posted.

▸ MADE FOR THE EVENTS THAT MATTER
Bonnaroo. World Cup watch parties. Jorts has shared event lobbies for major IRL events — find your friends in the crowd, post quick photos, link up at the food trucks.

WHAT YOU CAN DO ON JORTS:
• Create a hang in seconds — time, place, people
• See who's down tonight without group-chat sprawl
• Live location share with one tap (the receiver doesn't need an account)
• Crew chat that disappears when the hang ends — no zombie group chats
• RSVP to friends' plans with one tap
• Event lobbies for festivals, games, concerts
• Profile photos, hang photos, no algorithm deciding what you see

WHAT WE DON'T DO:
• No ads
• No "stories" or feeds you didn't ask for
• No selling your data
• No notifications about people you barely know
• No swiping through strangers

Jorts is for hanging out with your actual friends in actual life. Download it. Spin up a hang. We'll see you out there.

ABOUT US
Jorts is made by If You Know You Know, Inc. — a small team that thinks the internet broke hanging out and wants to fix it. Reach us anytime at [e-mail].