01
Make the room
Name the night, drop the link in the group chat, and get everyone in before the excuses start.
Saturday Dumb Shit · 6 people joined
The chaos button
Stop planning.Start living.
ButtonUp commits your group to a real night out. Set the limits, press one button, and get 60 seconds to veto before it's locked.
One link. Zero spreadsheets. Real plans.
buttonup.com/rooms/saturday
Saturday Dumb Shit
The group chat has been overruled.
6 in room
$$ Normal
10 mi
Tonight
Tonight · 7:30 pm
Mini golf
→ tacos →
karaoke
Distance
14 min away
Cost
~$38 / person
Veto window
00:60 left
Locks if nobody vetoes
Random plan.
Real memories.
The flow
Group decision-making, with a deadline.
You're not asking the group to choose. You're giving them a chance to object to a plan that's already happening.
02
Set the rules
Everyone blocks their hard nos. Pick the budget, how far you’ll go, and when the night starts.
No clubs · No hiking · $$ · 10 mi · Tonight
03
Press chaos
One button turns your group’s constraints into a real local itinerary, not another open-ended poll.
Mini golf → tacos → karaoke
04
Veto or lock in
The clock gives everyone 60 seconds to call it off. If nobody does, it’s the plan—and the recap is ready to share.
00:60 · Plan locked · Share card
The lock-in
A minute to veto. Then you go.
The clock is the whole point. It gives everyone a fair shot to say no without reopening the same debate for the tenth time.
Sarah used her veto because she's a coward.
Live veto window
00:60
6 people notified
1 veto available
Locking at zero
Share card
The button chose our night.
Karaoke. Tacos. Mini golf. Think your group could handle it?
Good questions
Chaos with guardrails.
Your weekend needs a ruling