Don't ask in a chat.
Ask properly.
A tiny page for a date, a night with friends, your party or the trip. With a yes button.
For Mira
Thursday, you and me
Back in February you said you wanted to try the place with the tables that are too small. I've stood outside it twice since then without working up the nerve to ask. So I'm asking now.
Jonas is asking: shall we go out?
- Dinner, then a walk19:30
- The late showing21:15
- Sunday breakfast10:00
Built with Meet Me Maybe
A real invitation
This is not a preview.
This is the page the person you invite will get. Press yes, press no, pick a time. Same code, except nothing is stored.
Tap
Nothing you tap here is stored or sent anywhere.
Three steps and the link is out.
- 01
Write the thing
Your name, their name, and the message you typed and deleted three times in a chat window.
- 02
Add what makes it yours
A few photos, a voice note in your actual voice, and two or three times that work for you.
- 03
Send the link
One link, one person. You'll see whether it was opened, what they answered, and which time they picked.
Not just for a first date.
Four occasions, one mechanic. The occasion decides the question the page ends on and how the time picking works.
Date
One person, one question, one evening.
… is asking: shall we go out?
Seeing friends
Coffee, a film, a games night.
… is asking: are you up for it?
Party
A birthday, a housewarming, a celebration.
… is asking: are you coming?
A trip
A few days away, together.
… is asking: are you coming along?
What's inside
Small details that carry the whole thing.
Five ways to make no hard
The button dodges, shrinks, multiplies the yes, or the mark skids to the wrong box. Every joke gives up after a few tries.
Your voice in it
Record a voice note straight in the browser. It plays at the exact moment the question lands on screen.
Time, place and the small print
Suggestions to pick from or one fixed date, plus the address, what to bring, and the day replies are due.
Five looks
From warm and playful to dark and quiet. Pick the one that sounds like the two of you.
Built for a phone
This link gets opened on a phone, so the phone is the design target. Everything else is a bonus.
One person or everyone
One link for one person, or one link for the whole room. On the second, each guest names themselves and you get the guest list.
Have a go
The no button doesn't take it personally.
Six mechanics, live right here. Every one of them gives up after a few tries, and what you tap is what gets stored. If you want it straight, switch the joke off while you build.
A note with three boxes. The mark slides over to yes.
Coming with me?
The demo stores nothing. On a real invitation the answer written to the database is the one shown here.
Pick the one that sounds like you two.
Five looks, one invitation. Swipe through and see which fits.
For Mira
Thursday, you and me
Back in February you said you wanted to try the place with the tables that are too small. I've stood outside it twice since then without working up the nerve to ask. So I'm asking now.
Jonas is asking: shall we go out?
- Dinner, then a walk19:30
- The late showing21:15
- Sunday breakfast10:00
Built with Meet Me Maybe
For Mira
Thursday, you and me
Back in February you said you wanted to try the place with the tables that are too small. I've stood outside it twice since then without working up the nerve to ask. So I'm asking now.
Jonas is asking: shall we go out?
- Dinner, then a walk19:30
- The late showing21:15
- Sunday breakfast10:00
Built with Meet Me Maybe
For Mira
Thursday, you and me
Back in February you said you wanted to try the place with the tables that are too small. I've stood outside it twice since then without working up the nerve to ask. So I'm asking now.
Jonas is asking: shall we go out?
- Dinner, then a walk19:30
- The late showing21:15
- Sunday breakfast10:00
Built with Meet Me Maybe
For Mira
Thursday, you and me
Back in February you said you wanted to try the place with the tables that are too small. I've stood outside it twice since then without working up the nerve to ask. So I'm asking now.
Jonas is asking: shall we go out?
- Dinner, then a walk19:30
- The late showing21:15
- Sunday breakfast10:00
Built with Meet Me Maybe
For Mira
Thursday, you and me
Back in February you said you wanted to try the place with the tables that are too small. I've stood outside it twice since then without working up the nerve to ask. So I'm asking now.
Jonas is asking: shall we go out?
- Dinner, then a walk19:30
- The late showing21:15
- Sunday breakfast10:00
Built with Meet Me Maybe
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Price
Free while we launch.
We're still building this. As long as this line is here, every invitation costs nothing. No account, no card, no subscription.
- As many invitations as you like
- Photos and a voice note
- Date picking after the yes
- A status page only you can see
- An e-mail the moment they answer
Later an invitation will cost a one-off fee. Anything you built before then stays untouched.
What people ask first.
Does the other person need an account?
No. They tap the link, read the page, and answer. That's the whole thing.
How long does the link stay up?
30 days from the moment you publish it, by default. After that the link shows a friendly note instead of the invitation.
Can I tell whether they opened it?
Yes. When you publish you get a second, private link. It shows whether and when it was opened, and what they answered.
What happens if they say no?
It shows up on your status page, and the invitation thanks them anyway. The no button dodges, but it can be caught.
Where do my photos go?
Into this installation's database, attached to this one invitation. They aren't uploaded anywhere else and aren't passed on.
Is there an English version?
You're reading it. Switch in the top right. An invitation remembers the language you built it in.
They're typing something and deleting it too.
Two minutes, one link, and the question is out there.
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