Six things, in the order you meet them. Every screen below is the real app, not a drawing of it.
Step 1: Keep
Start from a catalogue of things other people are actually doing, or write your own. Keeping one costs nothing and commits you to nothing — that is the point. A list you are not afraid to add to is a list you will actually use.
Step 2: Match
The overlap between your list and the people you know was always there. Gimik is just the first thing that shows it to you — so the ask stops being “would you ever want to…” and starts being “you already do”.
Step 3: Lock
This is the whole product in one action. A someday with a date leaves the maybe pile and becomes a plan with a day, a place and the people who said yes — sorted soonest first, so the next real thing is always at the top.
Step 4: Talk
Every plan gets its own thread, every group gets one, and you can message a friend directly. Nothing about Friday is three weeks up a group chat, because the thread and the date are the same object.
Step 5: Groups
A group is a small standing cast — the ones you keep saying you should do something with. Share a link to bring people in, then let Gimik surface the somedays the group already has in common.
Step 6: Record
When a plan happens it becomes a record rather than disappearing. Write what it was actually like, add photos, and keep it. Over a year the record is the answer to “what did we even do?” — which is the question the whole app exists to fix.
Gimik Plus is an optional monthly subscription for live place search, creating groups, more invites and up to 8 photos.
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