Kick It vs Witit

Kick It is the social app for doers, not viewers. Stop scrolling through other people's highlight reels and start planning real adventures with your crew. Whether you're discovering hidden gems, setting goals, or rallying friends for a trip, Kick It turns "we should hang out sometime" into an actual plan. With Kick It, you can: Swipe to discover experiences, events, and local gems tailored to your interests Plan with your tribe, invite friends, vote on ideas, and lock in a date everyone agrees on Build your Kick It list of goals, dreams, and bucket-list adventures Find your people, connect with others who share your passions Let us plan it for you, tap "Surprise Me" and get a ready-made adventure nearby Track your progress and celebrate every milestone together From a weekend challenge to your next big trip, Kick It is your go-to for group planning and real-life adventures, not endless scrolling. Download now and start living your list.

Most of the people we care about aren’t far away. Life just gets in the way. Witit helps you get your people together more often. Start something—a dinner, a side quest, a trip, a date, or a spur-of-the-moment idea—find when everyone can make it, and turn the plan into time actually spent together. Because the point isn’t planning. It’s what happens when people show up. DO MORE TOGETHER Start a classic hangout, take on a side quest, plan a trip, make time for a date, or see who’s free right now. FIND THE MOMENT See when your friends’ availability overlaps without passing around polls or chasing answers through a group chat. BRING PEOPLE IN Invite friends and groups, let people ask to join, propose changes, and keep everyone moving toward the same moment. MAKE TONIGHT HAPPEN Send a Bat Signal when you want to do something now. Sometimes the best memories are the ones nobody planned weeks ahead. KEEP THE MEMORIES Share photos with the people who were there and build a history of what you’ve done together. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Friends can see when you’re free or busy—never why you’re busy, where you are, or who you’re with. Less “we should.” More “remember when.”