Some nights you know exactly where you're going. Most nights you don't, and the group chat goes quiet, and you end up back at the same place you always end up.

Crowdy is for those nights.

Tell it the vibe you're after - buzzing or chill, live music or a quiet patio, no cover - and it makes the call. Or open the map and go looking yourself.

WHAT YOU GET

Made for your taste. Crowdy learns from the bars you save and the nights you actually go out, then points you at places you haven't tried. The more you use it, the sharper it gets.

Every bar, on a map. 657 bars across Toronto and Kingston, with hours, neighbourhood, walking distance, and what they've actually got - patio, pool table, dance floor, arcade, karaoke. Filter by what's open now, what's got a happy hour running, and what has no cover.

What's on tonight. Live music, trivia, karaoke, drag, sports, happy hours - pulled from what bars publish publicly, plus whatever owners post themselves.

How busy it is, right now. See how many people are heading to a bar tonight, who's there now, and what other people are reporting from inside: packed, a line outside, great vibe, quieter than usual. Reports drop off after 90 minutes, so what you're looking at is tonight, not last week.

Build the night. Line up to six bars in order, see the walk between them, and send the whole plan to your group with one link - no one else needs the app to open it. Can't agree on a night? Start a poll and let the group pick.

Save the ones you like. Favourite a bar and it comes back in your recommendations. Save a plan and reuse it next Thursday.

Crowdy is free. There are no ads.

Most bars on Crowdy haven't claimed their page yet, so their details come from publicly available information and we say so on the page. Bar owners can claim their listing for free and correct it.

Crowdy is for people of legal drinking age in Ontario (19+). It shows you where people are going. It is not a booking or reservation service - if a place takes reservations, call them.

Toronto and Kingston today. More cities when we can do them properly.

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