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What kind of plan are you making?
Three free ways to start: a venue Placelist, an exact meeting pin, or a two-stop activity pair. Browse examples, then rank by journey fairness so meeting up stays easy across the city.
Find a place
A Placelist is a curated universe of venues for one kind of plan - after-work drinks, dog-friendly pubs, free museums, padel courts. FairWhere Score then ranks that list by everyone's whole journey, so the loudest person in the group chat doesn't pick by default.
Best if you want one destination
Imagine you need…
- After-work drinks when the team scatters across Zone 1–4
- A first date you can both reach without one person becoming a tour guide
- Sunday catch-up in a quiet café or pub where you can actually talk
- Padel, tennis or a park when four diaries and four postcodes collide
- A rainy museum meet when the pub feels too loud for kids or visitors
Live examples
After-Work Drinks in Central London · London Padel Courts · Dog-Friendly Pubs · Quiet Places to Meet · Free Museums · London Parks for Groups
Browse venues →Example Placelists
Find a pin
“Meet at the Heath” is how groups lose each other. Meeting-point Placelists are exact pins - viewpoints, gates, cafés, landmarks - so everyone can navigate to the same spot, then walk, picnic, or peel off together. Rank the pins by journey fairness before anyone texts a vague “I'm by the entrance”.
Best if you need an exact spot
Imagine you need…
- Friends arriving from different Overground lines who need one clear Heath pin
- A South Bank rendezvous that isn't “somewhere near the Eye”
- Richmond Park when half the group comes via Richmond and half via Kingston
- A picnic or kickabout where “by the café” still needs a named landmark
- Any plan that starts outdoors and shouldn't begin with a 20-minute scavenger hunt
Live examples
Hampstead Heath Meeting Points · South Bank Meeting Points · Richmond Park Meeting Points
Browse meeting points →Example pins
Activity pairs
Activity pairs are two-stop plans with a built-in arc: a walk (or dog walk) then a pint nearby. FairWhere helps you pick a fair route and a fair finish - without turning Sunday into a spreadsheet of seven optional stops.
Best for a walk + stop
Imagine you need…
- A Heath or canal walk that ends somewhere you can actually sit down
- Dog walk + pint when “dog-friendly” has to mean indoors, not the bins
- Catching up with someone who wants exercise and someone who wants a pub
- Visitors who want “a proper London walk” without inventing the exit pub
- Coming soon: Sunday walk and a roast when bookable kitchens are ready
Live examples
Walk and a pint · Dog walk and a pint · Padel then a pub · Sunday walk and a roast (coming)
Browse activity pairs →Example pairs
Coming soon
Sunday walk and a roast
On the way to the event
Meet for a drink before Tottenham, the O2, or Wembley. Four live doors: the London calendar, then the three evergreen stadium guides.
Calendar
Pubs on the way to London's big stadium nights
The London stadium nights calendar: live guides and coming soon nights.
Live
On the way to Tottenham
Pubs on the Weaver and the Victoria line.
Live
On the way to the O2
Pre-event drinks on the Jubilee and the DLR.
Live
On the way to Wembley
Meet for a pint before the arch.
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Pick up on the way
Someone is already driving. Rank collection pins so their detour stays tiny - friends transit to the pin, then everyone continues in the car.
Don't see your situation?
Collect venues into your own list
Browse a Placelist, tap Add to mine, and build a private shortlist as you go. Sign in later to keep it - no curator handle needed until you decide to publish.
- · Open any public Placelist and collect venues into My list
- · Guests get a draft tray - claim it the moment you sign in
- · Publish later if you want a public curator identity