You know that plan everyone keeps saying you should make? Pulse makes it. Ask your friends, pick a place, book the table.
Send a “Drinks?” to whoever you fancy seeing. No forty-message thread, no digging back through the chat to find what anyone said. People tap yes and it’s on.
Pulse puts up a few places that are actually open when you’re heading out. Whichever gets the most votes wins, so nobody has to spend twenty minutes saying “anywhere’s fine.”
Or skip the vote and just pick somewhere yourself.
Booking, tickets, working out how you’re all getting there, who owes what. It’s usually this stuff that kills a plan before it happens, so Pulse just does it.
Table booked, or one tap through to whoever takes the bookings. Tickets for the actual gig, not a search page. Your taxi app already knows where you’re going. And the bill’s split before anyone gets their calculator out.
None of it’s clever for the sake of it. It’s all here to get you out the door.
Somewhere in the middle for the whole group, open when you’re actually going, and leaning towards the sort of places you’ve liked before.
As soon as a place wins the vote, Pulse drops you into the booking or ticket page with the date, time and headcount already filled in.
They get a link. They can say yes, vote and see the plan right there in their browser. No download, no account.
Ice, speakers, the tenner someone put behind the bar. It all sits with the plan instead of in three different chats.
Before it suggests a picnic, anyway. If it’s going to chuck it down, you’ll get a plan B instead.
You can only join if a friend vouches for you. So there are no strangers, no bots and nobody trying to sell you anything.
Pulse quietly keeps count of the hours you spent with people, and the photos from those nights. Nothing about how long you were on your phone.
We’re letting people in a few at a time. Leave your email and we’ll give you a nudge when there’s room.