A promising idea often disappears inside a group chat. One person shares a link, another asks when, someone else needs the address, and the original details drift. Proxxi keeps the discovery context and the invitation connected so the group can make one clearer decision.
The plan should carry the details the group needs.
Choose a city activity, event, or place that fits the group. Keep the useful context close: what it is, where it happens, when it starts, and which source has the final access details. A specific option gives everyone something real to answer.
Create the plan from the option instead of copying fragments into a new conversation. Friends can respond to the same place and time, which reduces ambiguity and makes conflicts easier to spot before the outing.
Plans remain subject to venue, organizer, weather, ticket, and schedule changes. Check the official or listed source before leaving, especially for same-day activities. Proxxi helps organize the decision, while the organizer remains the authority for final event details.
Proxxi is designed to keep discovery and plan context together. Friends may still communicate however they prefer, but the shared plan provides a consistent place, time, and activity to coordinate around.
Yes. The intended workflow is to discover an option, verify the useful details, and turn it into a plan that can be shared with other people.
The organizer, venue, or linked official source remains the authority for final schedule, ticket, access, and policy details. Proxxi helps people discover and coordinate around that information.