Let's Do Now vs Kimagure Meetups

Let's Do Now makes it easy to ask: “Are you free?” “Want to grab food right now?” Create a quick invite in seconds and meet up within minutes. Between classes, after lectures, or on weekends — whenever you think “Is anyone free right now?”, just post an invite. Instead of traditional matching apps, Let's Go Now focuses on simple invitations between friends. ■ What you can do • Post what you want to do right now (eat, walk, chat, etc.) • Swipe to say “I’m in!” on friends’ invites • Approve invitations instantly from notifications • Use group chat to coordinate meeting points ■ Simple rules • Invitations automatically expire after 15 / 30 / 60 minutes • Up to 4 people can join • Chats are automatically deleted after 15 hours ■ Designed for safety • Only mutual friends can see your invitations • Strangers are never shown Let's Go Now isn’t an app for planning schedules. It’s an app for deciding: “Let’s Do now.”

Kimagure is a community app for sharing what you plan to do, where, and when, and joining nearby meetups on a map. Features • Find nearby meetups by map and category • Create meetups for today through the next seven days • Join, cancel, and set on-device reminders • Host arrival checks and trust history • Reporting, blocking, and content safety checks • Meetup sharing through iCloud • Earn creation and participation tickets by choosing to watch rewarded ads • Use meetup creation and participation without tickets while the monthly plan is active Safety Kimagure does not offer free-form chat, direct messages, or photo posting. Children must be registered and accompanied by an adult guardian. Arrival checks convert location to distance on the device; raw current location and travel history are not stored. Ad consent and delivery are controlled by age. The monthly plan renews every month unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Pricing varies by region and is shown before purchase. Manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings. iCloud sign-in is required for sharing. A local on-device mode is available when iCloud cannot be used. Terms of Use (Apple Standard EULA) https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/