Getting together should be the easy part.

Organizing people is a pain. A casual dinner, a pickup game, a surprise birthday, a run club, poker night: someone always ends up bearing the burden of logistics. They answer questions, make bookings, start yet another group chat and chase everyone who hasn’t replied.

You know how it goes. Forty messages, three people who missed the thread, one person who can’t do Thursdays. Then someone says “let’s just do it next month,” and the plan quietly dies.

Stitch is the tool we wanted instead. Poll the group for a date. Share one link. Guests reply without creating an account, because asking twelve friends to sign up is the fastest way to kill a plan.

Staying in touch is hard enough, yet getting together creates the moments we cherish the most.