Who's in?
Box cricket that needs two more. A biryani place you keep saving. First day, first show. Post a small plan, people near you ask to join, you meet.
Box cricket at Gachibowli, need two more
First day first show at Prasads
Shah Ghouse, then nowhere in particular
Three taps. Then you actually go.
Post a plan in a minute.
A name, a time, a public place, how many spots. That's the whole form. Specific fills faster: "Box cricket, Gachibowli, Sat 7 am" beats "anyone free?" every time.
People nearby ask to join. You say yes.
Everyone is verified before they can ask. You see the name, the photo and the tick, and you decide who comes. No essay, no reason needed for a no.
Chat, find each other, go.
A small chat opens for the people going. The host drops a pin for the exact spot. On the day, share live location for an hour so nobody's at the wrong gate.
Find the plan, the place, and a bit off the bill.
- Browse by activity. Tap cricket, food or a film and the plans filter to it. Not there? Type your own, like pickleball.
- Group deals at places. Some cafés, restaurants and turfs give M IN groups 5% or 10% off. Make the plan from the deal; at the bill the host shows the plan's code and the place scans it. How it works
- Offers around you. Until more places sign up, we also show offers and events our team picks from other apps and sites. Each says where it's from and links there. They aren't M IN deals, so check them at the source.
- Nearby alerts, if you want them. A notification when someone near you posts a plan or a deal goes live. Only a rough area is used, never your exact spot, and nothing at night.
Meeting strangers should feel easy, not brave.
Three boring things we did before launch, because they're the ones that matter.
- Everyone is verifiedBefore you can host or join. Hosts see the tick before they say yes.
- Every photo is looked atBefore anyone else sees it. Usually minutes.
- Public places onlyNo plans at private homes with people you've just met. Chats are encrypted in transit and in storage.
Everywhere in the south.
Recently shipped
- Feature
A new home, group deals at places near you, and alerts when something's on
The home screen is new: where you are at the top, a carousel of group deals, plan ideas and offers around the city, and Browse by activity.
Some places now give M IN groups 5% or 10% off when you go together. The host shows the plan's code at the bill, and the place scans it.
- Beta
The first beta is in open testing. Try it, and get the Early Access badge
The first build of M IN is out to testers today, on iPhone through TestFlight and on Android through Google Play open testing. It is the real app: post a plan, ask to join, chat, meet.
Everyone who tests during the beta gets the Early Access badge on their profile. It stays after launch.
- Feature
Live location, and a pin for the meeting spot
The hardest part of any plan is the last hundred metres. "I'm at the gate." "Which gate?" So: hosts can drop a pin on the exact spot, and inside a plan chat you can share live location for an hour.
Things people ask
Is it a dating app?
No. Plans are for groups, three to six people usually, in public places. There's no swiping and no "matching". If two people who met at a plan want to talk, one can wave, and the other can wave back or not. That's as far as we go.
Who sees my number?
Nobody. Not the host, not the people in the plan, not the person you waved at. You sign in with it, we keep it to ourselves, and every chat happens inside the app.
What if nobody joins my plan?
Then you go anyway, which is not the worst Sunday. Honestly, plans with a clear time, a real place and a short, specific name fill faster. "Walk around KBR, 6:30, slow pace" beats "anyone free?" every time.
Is it free?
Yes. No subscription, no boosts, no paying to be seen. If that ever changes we'll say so here first, in plain words, before it happens.
Who's in?
Free, on iPhone and Android. Everywhere in South India.