A softer way to make real plans

Turn “we should hang” into “see you there.”

Touch Grass gives your people one easy place to post a plan and float in. No planning pressure. No group-chat spiral.

  • Post in seconds
  • Private crews
  • No download needed
Friends spreading out a picnic blanket together in a park at sunset
Saturday · 7:12 PM Everyone found their way there.
Saturday crew 8 friends
M J S
Maya posted a new invite just now
Sat 08 Aug

Open invite

Sunset picnic in the park

Our crew

I’ll bring a blanket and fruit. Come for ten minutes or stay until dark.

7:00–9:00 PM Liberty Park
Jo and Sam are going

Want in?

One tap, zero coordination spiral.

Try the response buttons

From idea to out the door

Make the plan without becoming the planner.

One clear invitation replaces the poll, the headcount chase, and the hundred-message side quest.

  1. 01

    Post what sounds good

    Add a place and time—or keep it loose. A simple idea is enough to get moving.

    “Walk after work? 6-ish.”
  2. 02

    Send it to your crew

    Your people see one tidy plan with the details, location, and who is interested.

    No poll. No separate thread.
  3. 03

    Let people float in

    Friends tap I’m in or Maybe. You get a useful signal without chasing anyone down.

    Then everyone gets on with their day.

Plans that fit real life

The ordinary hangs are usually the good ones.

Touch Grass works best for the easy, repeatable things you already wish happened more often.

Four easy hangs. Zero itinerary energy.
Tuesday · 6:15 PM

Weeknight walk

Fresh air, a lap around the neighborhood, home before it gets complicated.

“One lap, then home?”
Thursday · 9:30 AM

Coffee + cowork

Bring a laptop, a book, or nothing. Quiet company still counts as company.

“Same table? Bring your own thing.”
Saturday · 11:00 AM

Pickup anything

A ball, a court, a rough start time. The roster can figure itself out.

“Need two more. Who’s in?”
Sunday · Whenever

Blanket at the park

Drop by for ten minutes or stay all afternoon. The invitation stays soft.

“Blanket’s down. Float by.”

Less planning. More living.

The hangout doesn’t need a committee.

Start a crew, post the first simple plan, and make it easier to see the people you keep meaning to see.

Lunch-break walkers Tuesday regulars People with camp chairs

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Touch Grass Good intentions, now with a time and place.