Pre-launch · eomeet.com

Get everyone together — without the group-chat chaos.

People are complicated. Making a plan together shouldn’t be.

Patent-pending· No downloads to join· Free to start
Option 2 of 4Live demo
Sat · 6:00 PM · Boulder hike
Chautauqua trailhead · 2 hrs · 6 invited
How much do you prefer it?74
NOAVOIDOKAYGOODPREFER
You saidGOOD
Group decision
70
avg score
2 of 2
required people
Leading option · required people clear ✓ · ready to lock
Trip planning 🏔 · 6 members
saturday hike? 🥾
J
maybe! what time
M
i can do sunday not sat
D
wait which weekend are we talking about
J
👍
…never mind, next time?
PLAN QUIETLY DIED
The problem

It’s not you. The tools were never built to actually decide anything.

Chat threads collect opinions. Polls collect checkmarks. Neither one closes the loop, so the plan sits there until someone gives up. Everybody wanted to go.

Why EOMEET

Everyone else asks yes / no / maybe. We ask how much do you actually prefer it?

Everyone else
Saturday 6 PM?
YesNoMaybe

Four maybes and a yes. The date is a bare timestamp — no place, no plan. Somebody still has to decide, chase, and book.

EOMEET
Sat · 6:00 PM · Boulder hike
NOAVOIDOKAYGOODPREFER

One option bundles date, time and place. EOMEET weighs how much people prefer it and whether required participants can make it — a group decision, not a vote count.

Options that keep moving

Someone adds a better idea on Thursday. Everyone who already voted gets re-polled automatically — no restart, no lost votes.

Sun · 10 AM · Brunch + parkNEW
4 earlier voters re-polledAUTO

You’re not carrying this alone

The organizer view reads the room for you: what’s winning, who still has to be there, and what’s about to go wrong.

Required people clear✓ 2 of 2
4 influential participants voting againstattention
Leading optionSat · 6:00 PM
The four C’s

One continuous flow, from first idea to lasting group.

Other tools hand you off — pick a time here, book a place there, remember it somewhere else. EOMEET keeps the whole life of a plan in one place.

01

Consensus

Everyone weighs in on real options and the group lands on one — without a committee meeting about the meeting.

02

Coordination

The decision becomes a real event: invites, reminders, changes and who’s bringing what.

03

Continuity

The next plan starts where the last one ended — same people, same history, no rebuilding the thread.

04

Community

A group that keeps showing up becomes a thing people belong to, at its own address.

Frictionless

Invite anyone with one link. No app. No registration. No excuses.

Your least-online friend taps once and votes. Structure for the organizer, nothing to install for everyone else.

yourgroup.eomeet.app
One link · Share it anywhere
Email
Text message
Group chat
Social & anywhere else
↓ However they get the link, everyone lands on the same tap-to-join.
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Groups that last

The event ends. The group doesn’t.

Most tools forget you the moment the calendar invite fires. EOMEET keeps the group — its people, its history, its next idea — so the hike becomes a habit.

01No account needed to join, so nobody drops out at the invite.
02The group keeps its people, its history and its own address between plans.
03The next plan starts from the last one — one message, not one month.
The group together at a mountain summit on the hike they finally planned
The same group back together months later, sharing dinner around a long table
Members of the same group in a lakeside yoga class, still showing up for each other
Who it’s for

Your version of the chaos, solved.

Students

Nine schedules, one study session. Find the hour that actually works before the exam does.

Solopreneurs

Client calls, mastermind groups and a life. Booked without four rounds of email.

Teams & orgs

Offsites, all-hands, board nights — with the people who must be there flagged as required.

Families

Holidays, reunions, the cousin group chat that’s been open since 2019.

Book club on Saturday, client call on Monday — same place, different groups.

Claim your group’s name before someone else does.

Founding perks are only available now — your address, your group, first in line at launch.

Reserving is the first step — not a waitlist.