The loop

One good report makes everyone's night better.

Lineup is for meeting your friends and finding the party. Here's the whole thing, start to finish.

  1. 1

    See who's out

    Open the map. Warm glow means people are actually there - counted from reports by people standing inside, not a guess and not an ad. Cover at the door and tonight's specials ride along on every card.

    Peek at tonight's board
  2. 2

    Round up the crew

    Start a rally: pick two to five bars in order, name the night, and drop one link in the group chat. Friends tap in and everyone sees the same plan - the stops, who's in, who's already there.

  3. 3

    Go

    Head to stop one. Lineup notices you arrived and your crew sees you made it. When the room dies, anyone can call the vote to move - majority of the people who showed up says go, and everybody gets the ping.

  4. 4

    Report the crowd - 30 seconds, anonymous

    Four taps: how packed, what's the cover, how's the line, done. No typing, and no name attached - not to strangers, not to friends, not ever. Reports only count if you're actually standing there.

  5. 5

    Everyone's night gets better

    Your report warms the map for the next crew deciding where to go. They skip the dead bar; you build a streak and a reputation for calling it straight. Around it goes, every weekend.

No fake hype

The map doesn't lie.

A crowd map is only worth anything if nobody can cook it. So the rules are strict, and they apply to everybody - including the bars.

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