Decide by Friday. Four, or it's off.
Every group chat has the same dead plan in it. bahoe gives it a deadline and a number, so it either happens or it is honestly off — and nobody has to be the one who keeps asking.
Free to use. No app needed to answer an invitation.
How it works
Say what you are doing
A title, a time, and where. Thirty seconds, and you are not writing an invitation — you are writing down the thing you already said out loud.
Set the deadline and the number
Decide by Friday. Four, or it’s off. This is the part every other tool leaves out, and it is the part that turns a maybe into an answer.
Send the link
Into the group chat, where the conversation already is. Anyone can open it and answer in one tap, signed out, with nothing to install.
The plan answers itself
At the deadline it is on or it is off, by the number you set. Nobody chases, nobody has to make the call, and nobody has to be the bad guy who cancels.
Once it is on
Who is bringing what
A task list that opens at the deadline, because there is no point assigning the cooler before you know it is happening.
Who paid for what
Costs go in with a name and an amount, split evenly or however you agreed. bahoe never touches the money — it just stops the arithmetic being somebody’s job.
Crews, if you want them
The same six people, plan after plan. Optional, and never the thing you have to set up first.
What bahoe knows about you
A name, an email address, and the plans you are part of. No location, no device identifiers, no analytics, and no advertising — not in the website and not in the apps. Nothing about you is sold or shared.
The privacy policy says exactly what is stored and what happens when you delete your account. It was written from the database schema, which is why it is short.