The app that sets the place and time for a friends meetup
aila's Circle helps you plan a meetup with your friends. aila drafts the plan and suggests a time and place that suits everyone; invites go out to your friends when you publish.
How Circle works
Circle is the plans with friends part of the aila app. You say what you would like to do, and aila drafts a plan and suggests a time and place. The decision is yours: nothing goes to your friends until you publish.
aila suggests, you publish. That order is deliberate: you always decide what your friends receive.
After the plan: booking and connections
The plan lives in Circle. If the meetup needs a place such as a restaurant, aila can call the venue to book a table in the same app; the call and the booking are still final only with your approval.
What you say in chat lands in your calendar, and plans with friends land in Circle. The Feed shows your friends' activity alongside your daily brief.
Plan with friends in three steps
- 1
Say the plan
Tell aila in chat or by voice what you would like to do with your friends.
- 2
aila drafts it
aila prepares a plan draft and suggests a time and place that suits everyone.
- 3
You publish
If you like the draft, you publish it; invites go out to your friends and the plan shows up in Circle.
Frequently asked questions
aila's Circle does this: it drafts the plan and suggests a time and place that suits everyone. Invites go out to your friends when you publish.
No. aila suggests, you publish. Invites go out only after you publish.
It suggests both a time and a place, and aila prepares the plan draft too.
aila can call the restaurant and book a table, but it asks for your OK before calling and the booking is never final without your approval.
aila is free within usage limits; a weekly free quota renews every week and you see what is left in the app.