Pie Social

Editor's Review

Tired of feeling socially isolated? 😔 Say hello to pie, the social app designed to help you make new friends and build real connections! 🤝 pie's mission is to make finding things to do with people you love as easy as calling an Uber. 🚕

pie brings together the essential ingredients for building lasting friendships: exciting events and plans, and awesome people to share them with. 🎉 Discover local events and connect with people in real life (IRL). pie focuses on recurring in-person interactions, because real friendships don't happen in just one hangout. 🗓️

With pie, you can discover fun things to do that match your vibe. No more endless scrolling – it's all about meeting friends IRL! 🥳 See who's attending events through your personalized feed, which shows you what your friends and friends-of-friends are up to, opening up even more social opportunities. 🤩

pie makes it easy to chat and coordinate plans, keeping your social calendar organized. 🗓️ You can also capture memories by sharing photos in the event chat, reliving the good times with friends. 📸

pie is crafted by a small but dedicated team based in Chicago, passionate about spicing up your social life. 🌶️ If you have any feedback, don't hesitate to reach out at hello@pumpkinpie.com. Let pie help you create meaningful connections and lasting friendships! 🌟

Features

• Discover fun local events matching your vibe

• See who's attending events with friends

• Effortlessly join plans and coordinate schedules

• Share photos and memories in event chats

• Focus on recurring in-person interactions

• Personalized feed showing friend's activities

• Easy chat and coordination for event planning

• Capture and share memories with friends

Pros

• Helps discover local events and connect in person

• Personalized feed shows friend's activities

• Easy chat and social calendar coordination

• Share event photos and relive good times

• Focuses on building real, recurring connections

Cons

• Small team, may have limited resources

• Based in Chicago, relevance for other locations unclear