"Maybe" is a polite "No" that holds the host hostage.
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&