WTM

What's The Move solves the gap after the main activity ends: the group still has a few hours, but nobody knows what to do next, so the night drifts into scrolling and "I dunno, what do you want to do?" A host starts a party and sets the basics — Bay Area zone or browser location, party size, time left, vibe, budget, and when (Tonight, Tomorrow, or Weekend). Friends join instantly with a 6-character code, QR code, or invite link. No account and no password. The server indexes real Bay Area events from the SF Funcheap RSS feed twice daily (06:00 and 18:00 PT) into a local SQLite store, and deals real events first, nearest to the host. Real venues are only a fallback when events run thin, so the app never invents places or events. The group then votes the way people actually decide: swipe right for "I'm in," left to pass, with an optional list view. When voting ends, the winner is crowned automatically from the group's votes — most love wins, passes count against, and filter-fit breaks ties. There is no host override. Finally, the group explicitly builds an Agenda (up to 6 stops — nothing is added automatically), sets durations, reorders stops, and gets rough route legs, a "leave by" time, and a best-order suggestion from their location, with one tap out to Google Maps for real directions. It is mobile-first for the moment the question comes up, and expands into a fuller planning surface on desktop.