Kismet: Group Plans, Decided

No more “idk, you pick.” Kismet ends the group-chat debate. Instead of arguing about where to eat, what to watch, or where to go, everyone drops a hidden pick — and the app decides. One random draw, everybody commits. Done. HOW IT WORKS 1. Start a plan and invite your crew. 2. Everyone secretly submits a recommendation — a restaurant, a movie, a trip, whatever fits. 3. Nobody can see anyone else’s pick. Hidden means hidden — even for you. 4. At the lock time, submissions seal. At the draw time, fate picks one at random. 5. The winner is revealed to everyone. You all accept it. That’s the pact. WHAT YOU CAN DECIDE • Restaurant Night — where the crew eats • Movie Night — what you’re watching • Trip — where you’re going • Night Out — how the night goes • Anything Goes — literally any question FAIR, FINAL, AND FUN The draw runs once, on our servers, choosing uniformly at random. No previews, no vetoes, no re-rolls. The seed and result are saved for audit. Nobody — not even the plan’s owner — can peek at picks before the draw or nudge the outcome. That finality is the whole point: commitment beats optimization when the alternative is arguing until midnight. BRING EVERYONE — APP OR NOT Friends without the app can join straight from a share link with just a name and phone number. They submit hidden picks and watch the same live reveal in their browser. No account, no password. They can even opt into a single text when fate decides — nothing else, ever. WHY KISMET • The reveal is a moment — a live, animated draw the whole crew watches together • Hidden submissions keep it honest and suspenseful • Save your crews once, plan in a tap • Sign in with Apple, Google, or your phone — no passwords • Fair by design, with the rules enforced on the server Stop deciding. Start doing. Let Kismet pick.