All of it, in real screenshots.

Pick what it is, when it is, and who can see it — host controls and visibility live on the same screen as the category picker, so making a plan is one pass instead of a wizard. Anything you create shows up on the map and in the calendars of the people you shared it with.

Nearby plans collapse into a count you can tap, so a busy neighbourhood reads as one cluster rather than a pile of overlapping pins. The basemap is the app's own, not stock map tiles — the whole surface is dark by design.

A month grid with an agenda rail beside it, plus a weekly summary of what you actually did. When you have an evening open, you can broadcast that to the people you're connected to instead of scrolling for something to join.

Communities, groups and teams each get their own space, with channels for general chat, shares, announcements and logistics. Stewards keep them running, and a community can surface suggested plans to its members rather than waiting for one person to organise everything.

Your profile carries your identity, your bio tags, and lifetime stats built from things you turned up to — not a follower count. The drawer behind it is the fast path to creating a plan, asking Scout, or jumping into a hub.

The safety check lists what's currently visible about you, what location permission you've granted, and gives you a single action that locks your privacy down without hunting through settings. Location sharing is something you turn on for a plan, not a default you have to remember to revoke.

Every tile can be small, medium or large, dragged into a new position, and restyled for density and layout. If you don't want to arrange anything, four presets — Blended, Default, Focus and Full day — set the whole board in one tap.