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Get the gang back together.

Bramble is a small, friendly app for turning “we should hang out sometime” into Thursday, 6:30, Harland Brewery. Just your actual friends. No feed, no strangers, and no ads.

Bramble’s still in beta, so things might get a little quirky. Free to join, and there’s nothing to buy.

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30 secto throw out a plan

0strangers, feeds, and ads

1 guymade it. Be kind about bugs.

47 messages. Still no plan.

Everyone in the thread wants to go. Nobody knows when, where, or who’s actually coming.

Tuesday, in the group chat

we should do something this weekend

omg yes 🙌

what day works for everyone?

any day but sat

sat is the only day i can do lol

👍

…41 more messages

Nobody went anywhere.

Tuesday, on Bramble

Sunset picnic at Balboa Park

Sat, Sep 6 · 5:30 PM

Balboa Park, by the lily pond

5 going · 1 maybe · 0 arguing

Yup!Maybe…Nah

Everybody sees the same plan, and everybody can see who’s in.

Thirty seconds, and it’s a real plan.

Pick a place, pick a time, and pick your people. Bramble sends the invites, counts the yeses, and puts everyone in the same chat — so you stop being the group’s unpaid project manager.

Say what you’re doing.

Or don’t pick a date at all — type “next weekend, TBD” and let the idea float until it expires on its own.

Invite a whole Circle.

Camping Crew. Karaoke people. Friends who hate karaoke. Make a group once, then invite all of them with one tap — forever.

See who’s actually coming.

Live counts, a chat room for the day-of chaos, and one tap to drop it into your phone’s calendar.

Thirty seconds, or the full production.

What, when, and where — that’s a real event, and you’re done. Everything after that is optional: a photo, a description, an end time, and a co-host. Add them when the occasion deserves it.

WhatWhenWhereSend it — you’re done

…or keep goingPhotoDescriptionEnd timeCo-hosts

Most plans don’t need a description.

No feed. No strangers. No algorithm.

There’s nothing to scroll here and nobody to stumble across. You decide who sees an event — a couple of friends, a whole Circle, or anyone you send the link to.

Your events are yours. Invite a couple of friends, a whole Circle, or send a link to someone who isn’t on Bramble yet. Nobody finds an event unless you put it in front of them.

Friendship goes both ways. Nobody can add you, message you, or invite you unless you said yes first.

Delete an event and it’s gone. The invitations, the chat, all of it. We believe in “leave no trace.”

No ads. Nobody is paying us to put something in front of you.

A note from the guy who made it

I made a small app for me and my friends.

I kept trying to organize things through group texts, WhatsApp threads, and Facebook events, and it never really worked. So I built something small for me and my friends.

We started hanging out again. Movie nights, dinner parties, and mini-golf on a Tuesday for no reason.

That’s all Bramble is. It’s free, it has no feed and no strangers in it, and one guy made it — so please be kind about the bugs.

Drew

What are you doing this week?

Bramble doesn’t care how small it is. Half the events on here are two people and a coffee.

Go on, tap a few.

Get the gang back together.

47 messages. Still no plan.

Sunset picnic at Balboa Park

Thirty seconds, and it’s a real plan.

Say what you’re doing.

What’s happenin’?

Invite a whole Circle.

Invite Folks

See who’s actually coming.

Who’s Who

Thirty seconds, or the full production.

No feed. No strangers. No algorithm.

I made a small app for me and my friends.

What are you doing this week?

47 messages. Still no plan.

Sunset picnic at Balboa Park

Thirty seconds, and it’s a real plan.

Say what you’re doing.

Invite a whole Circle.

See who’s actually coming.

Thirty seconds, or the full production.

No feed. No strangers. No algorithm.

I made a small app for me and my friends.

What are you doing this week?

Something to do on Saturday.