Nomyss
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Seeing people shouldn’t feel like a second job.

One weekend, five people, four sides of town. Nomyss builds the drive time into your plans — so you’re never double-booked, and never sprinting across town.

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Saturday
Three people, one day
Rushing
None
  1. 9:00a–10:30a Coffee with Mom Her place
  2. 45 min drive
  3. 11:15a–1:30p Lunch with Dave + Priya Midtown — splits the drive
  4. 30 min drive
  5. 2:00p–3:30p Catch up with Jesse His place

The part nobody signs up for

The same Saturday, twice.

Everyone picks a time that works for them. Nobody is checking whether those times work together, or how far apart the places are. That isn’t a planning failure — it’s just what happens when five separate conversations never meet.

Both rows are drawn against the same clock, and every width is proportional to real minutes. The bracket is the same mark in each row: above, it marks an overlap. Below, it marks a gap.

Why a calendar can’t fix this

Your calendar knows when. It doesn’t know where.

Scheduling tools are built to protect one person’s time — to defend your week from meetings. This is the opposite problem. Several different people, several different addresses, and a city in between them.

Nomyss plans around the drive, not just the hour. Nobody gets double-booked, because the time it takes to get from one person to the next is part of the plan instead of something you’re supposed to hold in your head.

How it works

You send one invitation. Everyone fills in their own half.

The whole point is that the work stops landing on you. You say who you want to see. Nomyss asks each of them the questions only they can answer — when they’re free, where they’d like to meet, how far they’re willing to come — and turns the answers into a day that actually holds together.

  1. Step 01

    Add the people you want to see

    Start a weekend or a trip home, then add people the way you already think of them: a name, and however you’d normally reach them. A phone number for your mom, an email for the friend who never answers texts.

  2. Step 02

    Everyone hears from you, however they’re reachable

    Each person gets one message — a text or an email, depending on what you entered. It says you’re going to be around and you’d like to see them. That is the last thing you have to send.

  3. Step 03

    They can just reply. Or take the link.

    Answering the message is enough. Nothing to install, no account to create, no password to forget — which matters, because the people you most want to see are often the least interested in a new app. If someone would rather see the whole plan, the link is right there.

  4. Step 04

    Pick the kind of hang, and the details follow

    Coffee, a walk, or just come over. Each choice asks for the one detail it actually needs — and asks the right person for it. Choose someone’s place and Nomyss asks them for the address. Choose coffee and it suggests somewhere between you both.

    Try the three options

    What kind of hang?

    Nomyss suggests a spot

    Ferndale Roasters Midtown · 12 min from Priya, 14 from you

    Chosen to split the drive. Anyone can change it.

  5. Step 05

    The second time is faster than the first

    Everyone you’ve planned with is saved. Next trip, adding your whole family is a few taps — and anyone who’s on Nomyss themselves connects to you directly, so their details are already right without you typing a thing.

  6. Step 06

    The day builds itself, with the driving already in it

    As answers come back, Nomyss orders the stops and puts real travel time between them. This is the part a calendar cannot do: it isn’t protecting an hour on your schedule, it’s protecting the drive between two people who live half an hour apart.

    Saturday
    Built from 3 replies
    Rushing
    None
    1. 9:00a–10:30a Coffee with Mom Her place — she picked the time
    2. 45 min drive
    3. 11:15a–1:30p Lunch with Dave + Priya Ferndale Roasters — splits the drive
    4. 30 min drive
    5. 2:00p–3:30p Catch up with Jesse His place — address came from him

You did one thing: you said who you wanted to see. Everyone else filled in their own half — and not one of them had to download anything to do it.

Where it earns its keep

A trip home is all of this, compressed.

Four days, and everyone wants an evening. Your parents, the friends who stayed, the ones driving in from an hour away, the grandparents who can’t travel to you. It’s the same problem as a packed Saturday, except you only get one shot at it and everybody remembers who you didn’t manage to see.

That’s why the first thing we ask is when you’re next headed home. If it’s soon, we’d like to plan it with you by hand while we build the thing that does it automatically.