Should we go somewhere this weekend?
Kyoto?
It starts with something like that.
Put it on the calendar
Once it's decided, the date, time, and place stay in one place.
- Add where, when, and what — so it doesn't get lost in a thread
- Reminders and recurring events keep nothing slipping through
Share it with the right people
Choose who sees each plan and note.
- Family, friends, groups — switch the audience to match the moment
- No whole calendar to sync — only the plans you pick get through
Keep the details together
Packing lists, ideas, groceries — everything the plan needs.
- Edit lists together in real time — no more out-of-sync grocery lists
- Notes get their own audience too
Talk it through
"What time are we leaving?" — right inside the plan.
- Tap a schedule or note to open its chat — never lose the thread
- Reactions, pins, and unread badges for quick check-ins
Make it a memory
The day you planned becomes an album everyone adds to.
- Everyone who was there can add their photos to one album
- Give it the same name and date as the plan, so it's easy to find later
Put it on the calendar
Once it's decided, the date, time, and place stay in one place.
- Add where, when, and what — so it doesn't get lost in a thread
- Reminders and recurring events keep nothing slipping through
Koe
Just say it. Plans and notes fall into place.
- Say "dinner tomorrow at 7" — Koe creates the schedule
- "Share with my crew" — Koe knows your friends, groups, and the nicknames you use