We got tired of arguing about where to meet
We were two friends who met up a lot and spent all week on WhatsApp with no idea where to go.
A favour between mates
We like meeting up. That’s the whole origin story. We like the usual place and we like remembering what we’ve done, which is quite something for two creatures of habit: we wanted one thing for going to new places and another for going back to the old ones, and they turned out to be the same thing.
That’s where Wambree came from, from asking each other to make meeting up less of a hassle. So nobody has to play travel agent in the group. So remembering what you did is as easy as doing it again. And so that, when you feel like it, finding a new place or a new city doesn’t become a job.
For now we’re in Spain, where going out is taken seriously.
You each set off from home and end up at the same table.
It’s pronounced WAHM-bree
It sounds like wambra y a guambra, which is what the young people in a group of friends are called in Ecuador. We also just liked how it sounds.
Bree is our mascot, the one with the sun on its head. It rolls the dice when nobody wants to pay and it can keep a secret: where you’re setting off from, it tells nobody in the plan.
Three things we’ve promised ourselves
Places that exist
Anywhere recorded as closed doesn’t come up, and if the opening hours aren’t clear, we say so.
What we don’t know, we say
Times are marked as estimates, and if something isn’t recorded about a place, we record that it isn’t.
Free for people meeting up
There are no bookings or payments in the app, so there’s no commission to take.
Tell us how it went
Especially if your group actually agreed on something.
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How it worksFour steps
