Things to do
Things to do when you work from home, with people who have the same problem. Happy Hour is a free iOS app for meetups in real life.
Not dating. Not a networking feed. A plan in your neighborhood: coworking, coffee, a morning run, a game night, or a low-key happy hour.
Meetups
Sit with other remote workers and get something done. A café table or a park, then you are finished.
Every Monday, a match with 3–4 nearby remote workers. One chat. One coffee spot. A new group next week.
The hour work lets go. A small after-work meetup. Drink if you want. Coffee if you do not.
Also in the app
A short loop in a park or along a waterfront path. You meet, you run or walk, you get on with the day. Someone nearby suggests the time. There is no club roster on this site.
A board game or a deck of cards with a few remote workers. A table at home, in a common room, or at a public spot that can handle it. Weeknight. End time. No tournament.
How it works
The map shows remote workers around you with approximate locations. Privacy stays on. No exact addresses.
Browse meetups near you or make one in a few taps. Coworking, coffee, a run, a game night, a happy hour.
Coordinate in the chat, show up, and close the laptop on the feed. The neighborhood was the point.
Cities
Happy Hour is in seven cities. The meetup still happens on your block, not "somewhere downtown."
Questions
Coworking meetups, coffee, morning runs, game nights, and happy hours. You can also get a Monday Coffee Crew: a match with 3–4 nearby remote workers. People create the plans in the app.
No. This site explains the kinds of meetups. The app shows what is actually happening near you. We do not publish a citywide schedule, venue list, or attendance numbers.
Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, New York, Austin, Miami, and Chicago. The app is free on iOS.
Free on iOS. No subscription. No ads.
Download on the App Store
Scan to get the app