GetTogether Planner
Free AI-powered group event planner. Create a date poll, text the link, and find the night that works for everyone. No sign-up needed.
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GetTogether is a free group event planning tool that makes it easy to coordinate get-togethers with friends. Whether you are planning a girls night out, a guys night, a couples dinner, or a birthday celebration, GetTogether helps you find the date that works for everyone using simple date polling and voting. Our AI-powered itinerary planner suggests restaurants, activities, and timelines so you can plan the full experience, not just the date. Share your event via iMessage, WhatsApp, or any group chat and start collecting votes in seconds.
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Write every piece of content around the single thing you do — community will auto-tag you
Once Alia narrowed to pop-ups, every tweet, post, and reply reinforced that single association. The payoff: in any 'what's the best X tool' thread, the community auto-tags you because they only know you for that one thing. Word-of-mouth becomes outsourced sales.
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Use "proof of work" as your distribution: ship useful free things on repeat
Reframe "build in public" as proof of work: a public, verifiable, repeated record of you producing things the target audience finds useful — for free. Templates, teardowns, replies, threads, mini-tools. Each artifact is a small block in a chain that proves you can do the thing, before anyone has to pay to find out.
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