Everyone meets
in the middle.
One tap. Everyone’s location. One fair Blackbird restaurant, decided.
No accounts. No apps. Just a link.
LaRina Pastificio e Vino
Fort Greene · 0.6 km from the middle
Three shares in · one fair point out
The moment the arguing stops.
LaRina Pastificio e Vino
Fort Greene · 0.2 km from the middle
Live sample. The real pick computes from everyone’s location.
One tap from everyone.
One point that’s fair.
Roux averages everyone’s location, ranks every Blackbird room by straight-line distance, and calls it. No arguments. No scrolling maps.
- Fair-point average of all locations
- Straight-line distance ranking
- Pick plus two backups, decided instantly
Three taps to a table.
Start a meetup. Share the link.
One button creates the room. You get a short link to drop in the chat.
Friends each tap once to drop their spot.
One location snapshot per phone, taken once. No accounts, no address typing, no live tracking afterwards.
Roux picks the fair middle. You walk there.
One pick, two backups, and a directions link. The group stops deliberating and starts moving.
LaRina Pastificio e Vino
Fort Greene
A stalled group chat becomes a booked table.
Every undecided thread is a table that never gets booked. Roux converts indecision into a group visit at a real Blackbird restaurant — and surfaces a current special to turn intent into covers and spend.
The browser never talks to Flynet directly. It talks to these four routes.
- POST/api/meetups
- GET/api/meetups/{code}
- POST/api/meetups/{code}/locations
- POST/api/meetups/{code}/result
Honest by default.
No star ratings.
Roux ranks by distance from the fair point. Nothing else is invented, averaged, or scored.
No fake reservations.
Flynet has no booking action at launch, so Roux never pretends to hold a table.
No accounts, no history.
Rooms expire after 24 hours. Nothing to log into, nothing kept about you.
Ready to end the thread? A meetup takes one tap to start and one link to fill.
Start a meetup