Why Group Chats Are a Terrible Way to Make Plans

July 22, 2025

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3 min read

The group chat has 14 unread messages.

Three people are talking about dinner. Two are sharing memes. One said “maybe.”

No wonder the plan never happened.

Section 1: Group Chats Are for Chaos, Not Coordination

You lose:

Visit keeps the plan in one place—with the people who actually care.

Section 2: Visit Makes Planning the Main Thread

Every plan has its own space.

Comment thread. RSVP buttons. Visibility control.

No more scrolling through emojis and GIFs to find the info.

Section 3: Fewer Messages, More Movement

Plans don’t need a hundred messages.

They need clarity.

Visit simplifies the social planning process—and makes it feel doable.

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