QUORUM · ENOUGHPEOPLE.COM

Plans that only happen if enough people say yes.

Most group plans die in a group chat. Someone floats an idea, a few people react, nobody commits, and it quietly dissolves without anyone deciding to kill it.

Quorum makes it mechanical. Every event carries three numbers: a minimum below which it does not happen, a maximum above which no more people can join, and a deadline for final answers.

The event then resolves itself. It reaches its minimum and becomes real, or it does not and dies cleanly — with everyone told either way. Nobody has to chase, and nobody has to be the one to call it off.

How it works

• The organiser proposes an event and chooses who to invite from people they have saved.
• Each person gets a text with a link of their own. One tap to say they are in.
• Spots are first come, first served. When the maximum is reached, it closes.
• At the deadline, if enough people are in, it is on. If not, it is off.

People who are invited never install an app and never create an account.

Messaging

Quorum sends text messages only to people an organiser has personally saved, and only about events they have been invited to. There is no marketing and no third-party content. Reply STOP to any message to stop receiving them, or HELP for help. Message and data rates may apply.