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Aurofly
Find real people to go with — no swipes, just plans.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Aurofly because I kept seeing the same message die in every group chat: "anyone free this weekend?" — sent, then ignored, then the plan just never happens.
Aurofly isn't a dating app and it isn't a ticketing app. It's the layer in between: you see real plans happening near you — movies, treks, cafes, open mics — join one or host your own, the host approves who's coming, and then you're in a group chat with people who are actually going. No swipes, no profile-browsing, no matching algorithm — just plans and the people who show up.
We're live first in Pune, India — phone-verified, 18+, with host-approval and in-app report/block built in from day one, because putting strangers in the same room only works if people feel safe doing it.
Would love your feedback — especially: what's the first "I wish I had someone to go with" moment you'd want this for?
One thing that would make this way more useful for me is the ability to filter by plans happening this week only. Scrolling through random future events gets overwhelming, and having a "happening soon" view would actually push me to show up instead of just bookmarking things I never attend.
About Aurofly on Product Hunt
“Find real people to go with — no swipes, just plans. ”
Aurofly was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #100 on the daily leaderboard. Aurofly is a social-first app to find people and go together to movies, cafes, treks, concerts, and more. Not a dating app.
Aurofly was featured in Events (6.2k followers), User Experience (366.8k followers) and Social Media (89.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 58.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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