Crews beat groups
Real plans need a leader. Every crew has one captain who creates it, invites people, and locks in dates.
Weekend Sync exists because the same trip dies in the same group chat every year. Someone asks 'what weekend works?' Three weeks of texts. No decision. The summer ends. We're done with it.
We grew up planning the same trips with the same people. Lake houses. Ski weeks. Tailgates. Float trips. Beach houses. The crew was always there. The trip was usually not.
The bottleneck was never enthusiasm — it was coordination. So we built a tool that gets a year of availability out of every friend in 30 seconds, ranks the dates that actually work, and gives one person (the crew captain) the keys to lock it in.
Weekend Sync is for the friend who plans everything. So they can finally just go on the trip.
Real plans need a leader. Every crew has one captain who creates it, invites people, and locks in dates.
If it's important, it gets a slot — not a text. Availability lives in one place.
30-second setup. The app remembers. Nobody asks twice.
Push when it matters. Otherwise shut up. We're not Slack.