Features
Explore combinations that could work
Compare recommended place-and-time combinations, review a candidate, and save a concrete plan.
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Turn separate options into candidates
People can like several places and support several times. Recommendations brings possible combinations into one view, helping you compare complete arrangements instead of mentally matching two lists. It is most useful once the huddl has meaningful Where and When options.
A recommendation is a candidate for the group to consider. It does not reserve a venue, purchase tickets, or decide attendance for everyone. Check practical constraints before treating a convenient-looking combination as ready to use.
Compare the candidate plans
Recommendations presents possible place-and-time pairs inside the New Plan story. Read each candidate as a complete arrangement: where the group would meet and when. Select one candidate to enable Review and inspect its details before saving.
If nothing suitable appears, revisit the underlying place and time options. An empty result may mean the current inputs do not provide another candidate. You can add the missing details through the story or skip this step without saving a plan.
Choose before sending
Open Add and choose See Recommendations. Select a candidate, then choose Review to inspect its place and time. Selection prepares a draft; the plan is saved through the final review action.
Review the final action before submitting. Choosing Going commits you to the concrete arrangement. Inspect your response on the saved plan afterward, and update it if your circumstances change. Other participants make their own attendance decisions.
Keep one recognizable plan
Use the saved plan that opens after Review as the reference in your conversation. Explain why the candidate is useful and what input you need next. If saving fails, use the available recovery controls rather than creating slightly different copies. Confirm the final result before telling participants the plan is ready.
