After work
The workday ends and the apartment is still the office. A happy hour, in this app, is an after-work meetup. Someone names a time. You show up.
It is not a party and it is not a drinking club. Order what you want. Coffee counts. A soda counts. The point is a face, not a tab.
Not a night out
Remote workers do not get the accidental "you coming?" in the hallway. The happy hour meetup puts that back, in a smaller form. A few people, one spot, a clear end.
Pick somewhere you can talk. A neighborhood bar is fine. So is a café that is still open. So is a walk if nobody wants to sit. You do not owe anyone a drink.
How it works
Open the app and look for an after-work meetup in your neighborhood. Approximate locations keep home addresses off the map.
Name a time around the end of the day and a public spot. Keep it small. The template is there so you are not inventing the plan from scratch.
Say hello, stay for the hang, go home. This is not networking and it is not a late night unless you want one.
Cities
Same idea in every city Happy Hour is in. The map shows people near you. It does not promise a crowd.
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Questions
No. A happy hour in Happy Hour is an after-work meetup, not a bar crawl. Coffee, a soda, or a walk all count. The name is the time of day.
No. It is a small hang so the apartment stops being the office. A few remote workers, one spot, then you leave.
Wherever the person who created the meetup suggests, in Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, New York, Austin, Miami, or Chicago. Usually a neighborhood spot you can get to without a project plan.
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