It's not any outing.
It's your outing.
OutingPilot turns scattered ideas, mismatched calendars and “wait, who’s driving?” into one shared plan your friends actually show up to.
Free to start. No credit card.
Follow one outing, start to finish.
The plan up top is Lina's Saturday with her crew. Keep scrolling and watch it go from one sentence on Tuesday to settled up on Sunday, one feature at a time. Tap around: what you do in one chapter carries into the next.
- PilotDoes the annoying parts
- LinaPlanning Saturday
- OmarAlways drives
- SaraCalls shotgun
- JayTen minutes late
- MayaMaybe, then yes
Pilot · Tuesday 6:12 PMLina just asked me for Saturday. Here's how I read it.
Say it like you'd text it.
Tell Pilot the kind of night you want, in your own words. It works out what you meant and builds the whole outing: real places, open when you get there, in an order that makes sense.
- Real places with opening hours and travel times
- Fits your time window, budget and how far you’ll go
- Change anything later by just asking
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“Chill”Casual, low-key spots. Nothing loud.
- 17:30 PMTacos at El Farito
- 28:30 PMTopgolf, one bay for the crew
- 310:15 PMIce cream at Clementine's
The prompt from the top of the page. Tap a phrase to see what Pilot made of it.
Pilot · Tuesday nightPlan's made and the invites are out. Now, who's actually coming?
Everyone answers in one tap.
Each friend gets the plan and three buttons: going, maybe, can't. You see who's in at a glance, with the little notes that matter, like “might be 10 min late”. You got one too, so answer it.
- Going, maybe or can’t, plus a short note
- Friends without the app answer from a share link
- Changed your mind? Change your answer
- LinaPlanned it, obviously
- Nobody
- Nobody
- Omar
- Sara
- Jay
- Maya
Pilot · WednesdayEveryone's in. Naturally, the group chat woke up.
The group chat lives with the plan.
Every outing gets its own chat, right next to the stops. Sort out rides, make bets, ask if someone can bring a friend. Messages show up live for the whole crew. Go on, say something.
- One chat per outing, just the people invited
- Live, no refreshing
- Report or block anyone, any time
Pilot · ThursdayThe dessert stop started a debate. So: a poll.
Vote, don't argue.
Put any stop to a poll, or the whole outing. Everyone taps a pick and you watch the winner pull ahead. This one's tied, so the deciding vote is yours, and the winner is what ends up on Sunday's bill.
- Polls on the whole outing or on one stop
- See who voted for what
- One tap to vote, no 47-message debate
0 of 5 voted
Pilot · FridaySam and Dan want in. Lina just has to say so.
Name your friends. Pilot invites them.
Name friends when you make the plan, or any time after. Pilot matches them to your friends list and sends the invites. Two friends with the same name? It asks which. Someone who isn't a friend yet? It says so, and a share link does the rest.
- First names are enough
- Asks which one when two friends share a name
- Not a friend yet? They get a share link instead
Pilot · SundaySaturday happened. Someone has to do the math.
Settle up without the spreadsheet.
Every stop from the plan comes back as a line on the bill. Log who paid, and OutingPilot works out who owes whom in as few payments as it can, so nobody's chasing $4.17 on Tuesday.
- Split evenly, or only between who had it
- As few payments as possible to get everyone square
- Totals update as you add costs
- All square.
Tap a face to take someone out of a split.
One sentence on Tuesday. Settled up by Sunday.
That was Lina's week. Your group chat has said “we should” for three. Give Pilot a sentence.