middlemeet

Coming soon

Find your middle.

middlemeet finds a fair place for friends to meet. It compares each person's travel time, so nobody gets the long trip.

Coming soon to the App Store

For iPhone, iOS 18 or later.

The Runner, a pixel character, on a pixel street lined with buildings, heading for the middle.

Finding the middle

Routing you + Sam…

The run

The wait is a run

Tap Meet and your Runner sprints down a pixel street while middlemeet works out everyone's travel times. A short run to the middle, then the place appears.

You pick a skin and an outfit for your Runner when you set up your profile.

Your Runner: a pixel character in a white shirt and navy trousers. A pixel shopfront with a red and white awning: the place in the middle. A friend's Runner, facing yours.

The result

Every place gets a fairness label

The result names one place in the middle and ranks the other options by fairness. Each carries one of four labels, set by the gap between people's travel times.

  • Label: Perfectly Fair
  • Label: Very Fair
  • Label: Fair
  • Label: Less Fair

Everyone's time

Each person's trip, side by side

The result shows how long each person travels and how: walk, bike, transit or drive. On a long trip you can switch your own row between flying and driving, and middlemeet works the middle out again.

Alex's row: fly about 4 h 58 min, drive 21 h 58 min, with a Drive instead button. Alex's row after the switch: drive 21 h 58 min, fly about 4 h 58 min, with a Fly instead button.

Groups

Groups of up to 100

Make a group, share its link, and meet the whole group in one tap. In each group you choose how the others see you: off, approximate (about 1 km) or precise.

Group screen for Brooklyn crew, 4 of 100 people: a Meet this group button, Share invite link, and sharing set to Approximate (about 1 km). Members of the group: Alex, the owner, and Sam.

Long distance

Far apart? Meet by air

When two people are more than 600 km apart, middlemeet offers two places: a city in between, with about equal flights for both, or the exact middle of the map. Each person sees their flying time and their driving time.

Pixel globe: two red flight paths, one from each coast of the United States, meet at a point in between.

Replay

Replay the trip

After the meet, watch your route again as pixel art: the street on foot, the globe in the air. Save it as a video and share it.

Replay screen: the Runner on a pixel street, a Turn sign ahead, the title Walking, 1.2 km walked, with Replay and Share video buttons.
Replay screen: a pixel plane crossing the globe from JFK to LAX, 3,974 km, with Replay and Share video buttons.

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