Keeping a friend group alive

Friend groups don’t die from lack of love - they die from plans that never happen.

Why groups fade

Life gets busy. Someone moves. The group chat becomes memes and silence. “We should hang out” never becomes a date on anyone’s calendar.

Keen gives the group a shared rhythm: ideas saved before they’re forgotten, plans that actually get sent, memories that prove you showed up.

Keep the loop turning

Share ideas before you need them

When someone mentions a restaurant or event, save it as an idea and drop the activity card in the group chat. “Keen for this sometime?” Low pressure, high signal.

One person sends the plan

You don’t need consensus before sending. Pick something, invite the group, let people confirm. Plans make it out of the group chat - someone has to go first.

Use chat for logistics, not decision paralysis

The plan card is the decision. Chat is for “what time” and “I’ll be late” - not another round of “idk what do you want to do.”

Build memories together

Completed plans with photos become shared history. Scroll Home → Memories before the next plan - “remember when we…” is fuel for the next one.

For the friend who always organises

You’re carrying the group. Keen doesn’t make that fairer, but it makes it lighter - saved ideas, ranked friend suggestions, one slide to send.

For the friend who never replies

Plan cards are clearer than “we should hang.” Confirm or don’t - but at least everyone saw the same thing.