Plurality: Build Community

This release is about two things: a warmer first step for new people, and more ways for hosts to shape their gatherings. A new welcome on the map. Open the app and you'll see what Plurality is about, with two ways in: find something happening near you, or start something of your own. Picking a kind of gathering takes you straight to blueprints made for it. Bring guests. When you RSVP, you can say how many people you're bringing and whether any of them are kids. Hosts see the full headcount, and each guest counts toward the event's spots. Moments, just for the people who were there. An event's photos and notes are now visible only to people who checked in and to the hosts. You can also start sharing moments an hour before the event begins. And every photo you upload is stripped of its location and camera details first. Events that run for days. A summit or a weekend festival is now one event, shown day by day, with check-in for each day. Your group's own look. Groups and events that have their own colors and fonts now carry them into the app. Planning from a blueprint. Blueprint pages have a fresh design. When you start from one, a short walkthrough shows what you'll need before, during and after, and that list stays in reach while you fill in your event. For campaign hosts. Hosting as part of a campaign? Pick one of the campaign's event ideas to start from, and review the sharing agreement just before you publish. Plus: you can add an email address to your account from your profile, checked-in counts now match everywhere, and sharing works the way it should. We're a small team and we read everything. Tell us what you'd love to see next.