Say what you’re doing
Declare your Beckon, a movie about a scary backroom, themed drink at a bar or a walk through a dangerous neighborhood. Whatever your weird friend group enjoys.
Now available
Broadcast your plans to friends so spontaneous hangouts actually happen.
Beckon is the easiest way to turn free time into a hangout. Tell your friends what you’re doing and when, and anyone who’s interested taps in. No back-and-forth, no over-planning. Just an open invite and the friends who are free enough to show up.
iPhone and Android
Invite-only
The Beckons feed
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The idea
Not every hangout deserves formal invitations.
You are going somewhere, doing something anyway, but would love company if they are free. Send a Beckon and see who shows up.
Choose who and when
You control who sees your Beckon, set up groups of friends, secret groups of real friends excluding that weird guy that keeps hitting on old women.
Someone answers
Hopefully someone will show up, but if they don’t, it’s okay because it’s spontaneous. No one gets their feelings hurt.
The feed
See who beckoned you to hang out
A running list in order of what is happening and coming up shortly.
- Now — happening this minute.
- Later — happening soon.
- Repeats — daily, weekly or monthly if you want it to.
Beckons feed with All, Now and Later filters
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On purpose
No pressure, in either direction.
No algorithm
No ranking, no endless scroll.
No ads
Nothing tracked, nothing sold. Just you and your friends.
Only Friends
Only people you choose to add. Nobody can search for you.
Free forever
No subscription. Nothing to unlock.
Why a conch
Come out of your shell.
Meet Becky the socially awkward conch. She is finally coming out of her shell to make bad decisions with a group of friends that will hopefully not end her day in prison.
Becky beckons boldly by becoming a badass b*tch beckoning badass bedfellows.
Beckon your friends now.
Free on iPhone and Android. Bring two friends — it doesn’t work without them, and that’s rather the point.