See you outside.
Mootzer gets the plan made and the group out the door, and keeps everyone together once they're out.
Coming to iPhone and Android.
- Start it
In seconds, while you're together, or weeks ahead.
- Send the link
Into the chat you already have. Everyone's in.
- Live the day
The plan, the place and the photos in one place.
- Take it home
Keep what you want. The rest winds down.
From “we should” to “we did.”
Start a Moot in seconds while you're standing together, or weeks ahead for the reunion or the trip. The plan stops being a thread and starts being a thing that happens.
One link. Everyone's in.
Send one link into the chat you already have. No phone numbers, and Mootzer never looks at your contacts. Anyone who's in can pass it on.
The plan, the pin, the pictures.
Where you're staying, the door code and when the train leaves stay up top, even with no signal. What's still open sits just below. Photos, pins, polls and plans share one stream.
Nobody gets left at the station.
Mootzer interrupts you for two things only: a plan that's about to leave without you, and a call to regroup. Everything else waits until you look.
For tonight, for the trip, for the people who never leave.
A dinner, a concert, a day at the park. It starts when you meet and winds down when you scatter.
Set up weeks ahead, it goes live on the day and winds down as people head home.
For the groups that never really end. It keeps going, quietly.
No ads. Nobody in a Moot is ever charged.
When it's over, everyone takes what they want onto their own phone, and we delete our copy from our servers when the Moot ends.
Does it cost anything?
No. Nobody in a Moot is ever charged, and there are no ads.
Who can see what I share?
Only the people in your Moot. There are no ads and no third-party tracking, and Mootzer never reads your contacts.
What happens when it ends?
Everyone takes what they want onto their own phone, and we delete our copy from our servers when the Moot ends. A group that never ends, like your family, simply keeps going.
Do I need to give my phone number?
No. An email address, a password and your first name. Never a phone number, and never your contacts.
How old do I need to be?
13 or older.
When can I get it?
It's coming to iPhone and Android.
Coming to iPhone and Android.