Browse places and times before choosing

Start with the decision you can make

You may know a venue before you know which friends can join, or have a free afternoon before deciding what to do. Browse lets you start from Where or When instead of demanding a completed plan first.

Global browsing and a huddl’s choices have different contexts. Use the global browser to explore an idea, then choose the gathering it belongs to. Inside a huddl, its Where and When views show the options that group is considering.

Compare locations and calendar context

Map and List help inspect location options. Check the address and travel implications, then verify opening times, accessibility, capacity, and bookings directly with the venue. A map location does not establish that a booking is available.

When offers Day, Week, Month, Year, and List views. Use the scale that fits your decision and read the option’s time zone before bringing it into the group. A free evening and a precise two-hour meeting are different proposals.

Bring the option into the right gathering

An option detail can lead to an existing huddl or a new named gathering. If you create from a Browse choice, that option is attached to the initial unconfirmed plan and liked by you. The group still needs the other domain and a confirmed pair before attendance is meaningful.

Before saving, check that you are adding to the intended gathering and plan. Similar names or places do not make two plans interchangeable. If the save fails, retry the retained action and inspect the saved result before sharing it.

Example: a museum afternoon

This fictional example starts from a known place while leaving timing open.

Bring a choice into the right planning context

Global exploration differs from a huddl’s saved choices. Verify venue facts directly; a browse selection does not reserve or confirm a gathering.