Asking for an open schedule feels like a demand. It triggers "calendar anxiety." Instead, lead with intent. * The Truloop Fix: Don't ask for dates first. Tell Truloop, "I want dinner with Josh and Sarah." We ask them whether they are interested first, then automatically
Feeling like you're always the one chasing? It’s not you, it’s the friction of texting. * The Script: "Thinking of grabbing tacos next week. You in?" * Why Truloop works better: You initiate, but our AI agent handles the logistics. It makes the invite feel official
Silence is awkward. Don't just say "Hey." Drop a Truloop Link. * Strategy: Create a low-stakes plan (e.g., "Coffee & Walk"). Drop the Truloop link. Let them vote on dates. * Why: A visual invitation (Loop Card) is harder to ignore than text. It gives
You want to see friends, but the coordination is exhausting. * The Fix: Delegate the "admin work" to AI. * Truloop vs. Reality: Usually, you text 5 people, track 5 replies, and negotiate 3 times. With Truloop, you send 1 link. We nag them gently for RSVPs so you don&
Bridging the gap is scary. * The Insight: People are mostly waiting to be asked. * Truloop Tip: Use our "AI Invite Writer." Tell Truloop "Make a warm, casual invite for an old college friend," and we'll generate the perfect non-awkward message for you to send.
* Partiful: Great for loud birthday bashes and open invites. * Luma: Perfect for networking, ticketed events, and professional mixers. * Truloop: The best for actual friends and meaningful network events. Dinner parties, weekend trips, hangouts, networking, sports activities, and much more. We focus on the whole loop—from the awkward "ask&
Nothing kills a plan faster than a broken iMessage group or liked texts appearing as "Liked an image..." * The Solution: Stop relying on iMessage/SMS for plans. * Truloop: We work in the browser. Your iPhone and Android friends see the same beautiful Loop card, vote on the same
Let’s be honest. Being the "planner friend" used to be a thankless job. You know the drill. You send the text: "We should do dinner next week!" Then comes the chaos. The silence. The three different side-chats. The Android/iPhone green bubble war. And finally,
Flaking happens when the plan feels vague or the commitment feels low. * The Fix: "Calendar Lock-in." * Truloop: Once the date is picked, we send calendar invites automatically. When it's on their Google/Apple Calendar, it’s real. We also send hype notifications ("Josh has arrived&
Asking for money after a fun night is a vibe killer. * Truloop Future: We are building effortless expense splitting directly into the recap. * Current Tip: Upload the receipt photo to the Loop. Our AI parses the items. It becomes part of the shared memory, making the "Send me money&
The "I'm 5 mins away" lie is a classic. The Truloop Way: On the day of the meetup, your Loop card becomes a Live Dashboard. Guests can tap one button to share real-time status. It saves you from spamming the group chat and lets you prep
The trend is moving from clubbing to hosting. But cooking + coordinating is too much. * Hack: Potluck coordination used to be a spreadsheet nightmare. * Truloop: Use the Loop chat to let people claim dishes. The AI summarizes(this feature comes a little later) who is bringing what in the event details