Somebody always has to arrange it.
enKronk does the arranging — the dates, the chasing, the plan — so getting together stops depending on one person having the energy.
The work that lands on one person
Ordered by how much of it enKronk takes away, not by how impressive it sounds.
Everyone answers without an account
One message, one tap, and their answer is in. Nobody has to sign up to tell you whether they are coming.
The date decides itself
Set a deadline and whichever date suits most people wins. No thread of forty replies about a Thursday.
Non-answerers get chased
Once, politely, and never twice — so the reminding stops being something you have to feel bad about doing.
It lands in the calendar
With a time and an address, in everyone's own calendar, so nobody asks where it is on the day.
Next time is already half-arranged
Make it a tradition and it brings last year's guest list, place and plan along with it.
Scores, when what you meet for is a competition
Golf today: cards kept on the course with no signal, and handicaps and the season table that keep themselves.
Stop being the one who arranges it
Make a group, add the people, and let the dates, the chasing and the plan take care of themselves.