Find My Friends meets a social event concierge. Find your friends, discover the best events, and make the plan without giving up your privacy.
The problem
At a big conference the only question that matters is "wyd?" The answer is scattered across group chats, event pages, and five different calendars. And sharing your location usually means sharing it with everyone.
Five tabs, one plan
A native SwiftUI app. It knows the event directory, your friends' plans, and your own calendar, and turns them into an answer.
Privacy by default
Sharing isn't all or nothing. Every circle gets its own dials, and the rules are enforced on the server, not just hidden in the UI.
Free/busy, public events, approximate location, and live location, each on its own toggle.
Hide your plans from one person without leaving the circle.
Events you import from other calendars are never shown to friends. With free/busy only, they see gray "Busy" blocks instead of titles.
Nothing is sent until you turn it on, and iOS only asks for permission at that moment.
Calendar sync
wyd reads any iCalendar feed, skips anything it has already imported, and keeps everything private to you.
Under the hood
About 2,700 lines of Swift with no third-party dependencies.
Clone it, open it in Xcode, and hit run. The backend is hosted and the demo crew is already seeded. The app starts in conference mode, replaying ETHGlobal Lisbon from the opening keynote.
git clone https://github.com/mollybeach/wyd.git
open wyd/wydiOS/MyProject.xcodeproj