Noosh vs STACKIT

Noosh is the easiest way to have people over, whether it's your first dinner or your fiftieth. A warmer, more intentional alternative to the house party. Made for keeping your circle close, and growing it one dinner at a time. Build a dinner in a few taps. Pick a theme, suggest a few dish slots, and share one link. Friends say they're coming, claim a slot or bring whatever they like, and see who else will be there and what's on the menu before they show up. Sometimes they bring a friend-of-a-friend, and your table grows. Every dinner is saved as a shared memory of who was there and what was made, so friendships build a visible history instead of dying in a group chat. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Host a dinner in under a minute. Title, date, location, a few dish slots, and everyone watches the night come together in real time. • Keep it clear from the start. RSVP is one tap and stands on its own, so you always know your headcount. Bringing a dish is separate, and the address only appears once someone is in. No guessing, no awkward chasing. • Share one link. Friends can claim a slot without downloading the app. • Bring a +1. Guests can pull in a partner with a personal share link. • Add a co-host. Split the load with someone you trust. • Capture the night. Photo and video gallery, captions, comments, and warmth signals after each dinner. • See your table this month. A quiet strip on your home screen keeps count of the nights you've gathered people, so hosting becomes a rhythm instead of a someday. Badges and streaks mark the milestones. • Build your circle. Add friends by @handle, visit public profiles, and discover friends-of-friends from the dinners you share. • Read the room over time. Group insights show how often your crew dines, who hosts most, and your peak month. • Get reminders when guests claim, when the dinner is approaching, and when it is time to share photos. MADE FOR THE RHYTHM OF A REAL EVENING Noosh stays out of the way until you need it: drafting an invite, sharing a slot, capturing a photo at the table, sending a "loved this" the morning after. Turn on dark mode and the whole app dims to something warm and low-lit, closer to candlelight than a screen. Sign in with Apple, Google, or email. Your data stays yours, and full export and account deletion are one tap away. Made by a uni student in Bath who wished this existed sooner. I hope you cook for someone you appreciate this week.

Squads that fill — and nights that actually happen. The four minutes after a squad fills are where it dies. Everyone has a seat, nobody has a voice, tags get read out one character at a time, somebody is on the wrong platform, and somebody never turns up. Every other app stops at the chat window. STACKIT closes that gap. THE PART NOBODY ELSE BUILT Are you actually in? The moment a room fills it asks everyone once, one tap, and shows 3 of 4 in until it is four. Whoever goes quiet gets one nudge, and a seat nobody claims is handed back to the queue instead of holding four people hostage. Nobody reads out a friend code. The app already knows which ID each game uses and already has everybody's, so the room hands you exactly the one you need and nothing else. A lobby that refuses to start short. A scheduled session that is under-strength at kickoff refills itself from people searching right then. HOW IT WORKS 1. Say what you are on for. The game, the mode, the rank you play at, how many you need. Leave it standing and it keeps looking while you get on with something else. 2. The board fills the seats. You see who is on right now at your rank on your platform, and they see you. No posting into a channel and hoping. 3. The room opens itself. The moment the last seat lands everybody is already talking, in a voice room that exists before anyone asks for one. THE SAME PEOPLE, NEXT WEEK Standing nights. A squad can hold Thursday at nine, every week, with everyone saying whether they are coming — and saying no this week never reads as leaving. Match on when you are free. Every app matches game, rank, region and platform. None of them match the thing that actually decides whether a group survives: which evenings you both have. Bring your people. Connect Discord and find who from your servers is already here. No bot, nothing posted, nothing read, and server names are never stored. A record, not a rating. A player's page opens with nights played, teammates met, rooms that landed and no-shows — what happened, not how people felt. VOICE THAT LEAVES NOTHING BEHIND Squad voice runs directly between the phones in the room. The audio never passes through a server, is never recorded, and nothing is left over once the room empties. EVERY GAME IS FREE The whole catalogue is free to everybody, and so is the whole night — the check-in, the tags, the refill. Pro adds reach: four searches at once, every server, hunting on with the app shut, and the full list of people rather than the first three. Privacy policy: https://stackit-umber.vercel.app/privacy.html Terms of service: https://stackit-umber.vercel.app/terms.html