weotter
You said you
ought to.
Now actually do.
WeOtter turns "we should hang" into plans that happen. Send a friend an ottergram — a little gift of time together — then pick a moment, together.
Three taps from
"we should" to "we did"
Pick a moment — coffee, a meal, a walk — add a note, and send a link. Takes about ten seconds.
Your friend previews it instantly — no account needed — and proposes when. You both get a gentle ping.
Either of you marks it done when it happens. No proof, no nagging. That's the whole point.
A gift, not a calendar invite
Scheduling apps make you feel behind. WeOtter is built to feel like a kindness.
A gift shouldn't feel like a deadline. Add a soft date only if you want one.
They see it the moment they tap the link. Signing up only matters to save it.
Whoever remembers taps the button. No proof required, no awkward chasing.
An open-ended "whenever you're free" for the friend you always mean to see.
Start with a moment
For the friend you
always mean to see
Some plans don't need a date — they need a standing yes. A standing invite stays open between two people, with no countdown and no guilt. When the moment's right, either of you proposes a time.
It's the difference between "we should grab coffee sometime" evaporating — and it actually being on the books.
People are actually
seeing each other
"I'd been saying 'we should get dinner' to Priya for a literal year. Sent one ottergram, we ate Thursday."
"No expiry date is the whole thing for me. It feels like a gift, not another notification yelling at me."
"My friend opened it without downloading anything and replied in two minutes. Felt like magic."
Questions, answered
We ought to,
so let's actually.
Send your first ottergram free during early access.
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Save it to pick a time together.
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