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By invitation, always private — no public profiles, no strangers.
A friends-only app for telling the people you actually know that you're around — so you can see each other in real life. By invitation only.
We're more connected than ever and somehow never actually see each other. Calendars, group chats, "we should hang out" — plans made weeks out fall apart by the time they arrive. Digital Flare takes the friction out. Think of it as the Uber of seeing your friends: light a flare, and the people nearby and free, just come.
What we're getting back to
No plan. No phone. You just headed out — and found each other.
That's how we hung out as kids — bikes, the same street, the best afternoons no one ever planned. Somewhere between calendars and group chats, we lost it. Digital Flare is a way back to spontaneous, real-time hanging — in the moment.
Throw up a flare, then put your phone away.
You light a flare to let chosen friends know you're around and up for something. Friends nearby and free quietly raise their hand. It fades on its own — no feed, no follower counts, nothing public. The opposite of broadcast.
By invitation, always private — no public profiles, no strangers.
Say where you are and how long, and choose exactly who can see it.
Friends drift by. Gentle replies — "might swing by," "next time." Then it expires.
Grabbing a drink, wandering the neighborhood, out for the night. Light a flare and the friends nearby and free can quietly swing by — no "is anyone around?", no group-chat roll call.
Hosting, cooking, or just around with the door open. Let your people know you're in, and see who's up for coming over — low-key, no formal invite.
Off to the courts, a run, a ride, a climb. Flag what you're playing and for how long, so friends who are up for it can join — never short a fourth again.
For parents. Share a park trip or playdate with a chosen group — even a per-kid circle — so the right families can meet up, and the kids actually see each other.
Of course, sometimes you do need an actual plan — and that's exactly where it falls apart: the clunky group text, the chain of half-replies, the running tally of who's in. Digital Flare turns all of it into one move. Set the place, the time, who's invited and every detail that matters — in under ten seconds. Everyone sees the same thing, knows who's coming, and adds it to their calendar with a single tap.
From "we should do something" to done — before the group chat even warms up.
When you light a flare, the only thing shared is the spot you pick to meet — and only with the friends you invite. Even while your flare is up, the app isn't following you: it never tracks your live location, never reads it in the background, and never shares where you are at any other time.
And we'll never, ever spam you. Notifications are for real plans only — a friend's around, someone's in, the moment's happening. The need-to-know, never the noise every other app buries you in.