Future Meetup Planning Across Cities
Share where you plan to be, notice relevant overlap, and coordinate a meetup.
What does Droozi mean?
Droozi comes from the Ukrainian word Друзі (druzi), meaning "friends." Say it roughly as "DROO-zee."
Droozi helps you meet friends while traveling. Share your upcoming cities and dates with the people you choose, then find friends who will be in the same city when your plans overlap. You can also plan trips with friends using shared day-by-day itineraries.
The planning gap
People who move between cities can discover too late that a colleague or friend was nearby at the same time. The chance to meet existed, but the future location and date context was never shared.
For people with changing schedules, the first question is often not what exact time everyone is free. It is who will be in the same place during a useful date range.
Droozi starts with that future context: a place, a date range, and an audience for the plan. That gives people a practical signal before a meetup exists.
Who Droozi is built for
Droozi supports people whose work travel or personal plans regularly change where they will be. That includes account executives visiting customers, sales engineers supporting on-site work, and travel nurses moving between assignments.
It also supports distributed friends who live in different cities and want to recognize a future visit, conference week, or trip as a chance to reconnect.
These audiences share the same coordination problem: a useful meetup may depend on future city-and-date overlap that is easy to miss without a direct planning signal.
How the workflow works
A person creates or approves a future plan with a place and date range, then chooses the audience that can see it. Plans can represent a city, neighborhood, venue, or event.
When relevant plans overlap, the people involved can use that shared context to start a conversation. The plan provides the who, where, and when needed to decide whether meeting makes sense.
After the details are clear, they can create an event with a time, venue, audience, and RSVP flow. That keeps discovery and event coordination connected without requiring the event to exist first.
The product focus
Droozi is designed for the stage before a meetup exists: when people know where they expect to be but have not yet turned that overlap into a plan together.
People can add plans directly or approve travel suggestions from supported calendar events, then use the resulting future context to coordinate with the audience they selected.
The product remains centered on a clear sequence: share a future plan, notice relevant overlap, talk with the people involved, and create an event when the group is ready.
What we stand for
Plan ahead with context
A Droozi plan combines a future place, date range, and audience, so a useful signal can be shared before travel happens.
Turn overlap into action
When future plans line up, people can start a conversation and create an event once the time and venue are ready.
Built for changing locations
Work trips, customer visits, assignments, conferences, and visits between friends all create the same coordination challenge: knowing who will be nearby later.
People choose the audience
Each future plan has an audience choice, allowing its creator to decide who can see it.
We stand with Ukraine
We stand with Ukraine and its people.
Try it for yourself
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