Built around showing up twice
Every group has a standing time and place. You're not organising a one-off, you're joining something that was already happening and will happen again next week.
Recurring groups, near you
One-off meetups don't turn into friendships. MeetMeHere is a map of groups that meet on a repeat. A Tuesday run, a Thursday padel four, a Sunday hike. Find one near you and just keep turning up.
Free to join · Sydney first, more cities coming

Every group has a standing time and place. You're not organising a one-off, you're joining something that was already happening and will happen again next week.
See what's on around you and how far away it meets. Filter by what you're into, when you're free, and whether there's still space.
Most groups are a handful of people with a host who turns up every time. Small enough that your absence is noticed, which is the whole point.
Three steps, and then the hard part is just turning up.
Open the map and see recurring groups near you, colour-coded by what they do. Tap a pin to see when it meets, who hosts it and whether there's room.
Most groups are open, so you're in straight away. Some are host-approved, which keeps them small and the crew consistent.
Every session has its own RSVP so the host knows the numbers. The group chat handles the rest: the change of venue, the late arrival, the spare racket.
Light, quiet and out of your way. It's a tool for arranging things, not another feed to scroll.



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Yes. Finding groups, joining them and chatting all cost nothing. If a group itself has a cost, like a booked court or a class, that's between you and the host.
Then you don't RSVP that week. Recurring groups are built for that, which is exactly why they're easier to keep up with than a one-off you had to organise.
Yes, and it takes about a minute. Pick the activity, drop a pin where you meet, choose whether it repeats weekly, fortnightly, monthly or is a one-off, and you're hosting.
Sydney to begin with, because that's where the first groups are. More will follow as there are enough people in each to make the map worth opening.
No. Your location is used on your device to show what's near you and how far away it meets. Other people see the group's meeting point, never you.