Ringlet is for quality time with the people you really care about. Post the plan, choose exactly who sees it, and let the right people say yes – no group-chat wrangling, no public posts, no counting heads.
"We see the needs of support and social connection as intertwined."
— Todd Feiler, Co-founder & CEO
Whether you're stretched thin, think differently, or just done texting five people to find one who's free — Ringlet lets the plan do the asking.
Say what you want to do, when, and how many spots. No need to decide who to ask first, or work up the energy to start a dozen conversations.
Christmas market · Sat · 3 spotsCombine private Rings, shared Groups, and specific friends. Nobody outside that list ever sees it, let alone joins.
Shared with: Close friendsWhoever's free and up for it jumps in. No chasing, no reply-all, and nothing to take personally if the timing's off this week.
4 of 4 · plan lockedMost apps are engineered to keep you scrolling. Ringlet is designed to help you show up for the people in your life — and for them to show up for you.
No more "we should get together sometime." See who's free, suggest a time, and make it real — with one tap.
Organize your network into a private Ring just for you, or a shared Group everyone's part of — family, close friends, neighbors, your parenting crew.
Download Ringlet for free on iOS, Android, or use it on the web. Your village starts with one invitation.
Got an extra ticket to Friday's show? See the difference:
The usual ways
Text a friend and wait. No reply yet. Do you move on to the next person, or honor the offer you already made? Meanwhile, it's Thursday.
⏳ Two days of "maybe"Throw "Anyone want my extra ticket Friday?" on social media, only to be met with "wish I could" from a rando you met in 2014.
👀 800 people in your businessAsk a group text of people who may not even know each other. Three of them say yes at once, if the conversation isn't immediately derailed.
😬 Disappointment and noiseWith Ringlet
Share your plan with exactly the people you'd want in the seat next to you. Someone grabs the spot, the plan locks, and there's no one left hanging.
✓ Seat filled. Plan locked.Once every spot is taken, the plan becomes visible to attendees only. It disappears for anyone browsing — even someone refreshing a tab they left open.
More strolling* together,
less scrolling alone.
* Or whatever your thing is. That's the whole idea behind Ringlet.
You don't have to be an organizer or a social butterfly. You just have to want more real time with your people.
You moved, and your people didn't come with you. Ringlet is a more active next step than following each other on social media — and far less loaded than figuring out how often to text someone you just met.
New baby, empty nest, newly single, newly retired. When your old rhythms change, Ringlet helps you build new ones with people who fit this stage of life.
You know what you want to do — you just don't have the bandwidth to work the phones. Post the plan once and let the right people come to you, instead of giving up after the first few are busy.
You'd take a long walk with one good friend over a party of fifty. Ringlet is built for small tables and quality time, not big guest lists.
A walk with one neighbor, a game night for five. Ringlet is built for the plans that are too small for an event page and too easy to let slide.
Shared with Neighbors
Shared with Close friends
Shared with 3 people, hand-picked
Shared with School parents
Shared with Close friends
Shared with Gym crew
Example plans, for illustration.
Start with one Ring or Group and one invitation. The people who matter are already around you — let's make it easier to actually be together.
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