A Spark Appears
A local organizer drops a half-baked idea into the neighborhood — maybe a pasta singles' night, a vinyl session, or a sunset walk.
How OMI Works
No polls, no scheduling threads, no "we should hang out sometime." A local organizer drops an idea, the neighborhood helps shape it, and OMI handles the rest so the hangout actually happens.
A local organizer drops a half-baked idea into the neighborhood — maybe a pasta singles' night, a vinyl session, or a sunset walk.
You and your neighbors suggest the time, agenda, event rules, and little touches that make it feel right. The organizer listens and shapes it with the group.
Once the gathering is finalized, you get notified and RSVP to a real microgathering — always under 12 people — at a curated local spot nearby.
Under 12 people is small enough that everyone talks and nobody has to perform. A curated local spot removes the "where should we go" stall, and co-creation means the people who show up actually wanted this gathering to exist.