Where group chats go to make plans.

A messenger with Linc inside the chat. Linc makes the plan.

The problem

One ask. Forty replies. Still no plan.

You know this thread. Linc turns it into one short conversation.

Without Linc

12 hours of “this Friday?”

  1. Mira anyone free friday?
  2. Theo i can do friday but not before 7
  3. Jay wait which friday
  4. Mira this friday lol
  5. You i'm flexible
  6. Jay ok i could do 7 or 8
  7. Theo where though
  8. Mira holler? sage?
  9. Jay holler closed mondays right
  10. You it's friday jay
  11. Theo ok so 7:30 holler?
  12. Mira wait who's coming
  13. … 28 more messages

With Linc

Three messages, locked in.

  1. You @Linc dinner this Friday with Mira, Theo, Jay?
  2. Linc Asking the group now. I'll come back with a time and a place.
  3. Linc Friday 7:30 PM at Holler works for everyone. Reminders going out at 5 PM.

About 4 minutes, end to end

How it works

Three steps. No app installs.

Linc lives inside the chat, in the same window as your friends. You don't switch apps, open a calendar, or herd anyone.

  1. A new chat with friends, and Linc already in it

    Step 01

    Start a chat.

    Open Monolinc. Pull in a few friends. Linc is already in the chat, so just say hi.

  2. A message asking Linc for dinner this Friday

    Step 02

    Tell Linc what you want.

    “Dinner this Friday.” “Movie night sometime next week.” “Brunch with my parents Sunday.” Plain words. No forms.

  3. Linc confirming a time that works for everyone

    Step 03

    Linc loops everyone in.

    Asks each person, gathers replies, picks the time that works, confirms it, and sends reminders the day of.

What's in the box

A real messenger. With a planner inside it.

Monolinc starts with the basics: encrypted chat, group threads, message history. Linc adds the part that's missing: someone who actually does the coordinating.

  • Scheduling

    Finds a time that works.

    Linc asks each person privately if it's faster, or polls in the thread if it's friendlier. Picks the slot that works for the most people. Tells you when something's a long shot.

  • Memory

    Remembers the small stuff.

    “Don't pick a Tuesday, Jay's got class.” “Mira's gluten-free.” You tell Linc once, and it remembers for that chat only.

  • Reminders

    Nudges before, not after.

    The day of, the hour of, the “you're 10 minutes late” message: Linc handles them all, in the same thread, where everyone can see.

  • Decisions

    Polls without the spreadsheet.

    “Pizza or ramen?” “Park or beach?” Drop it in the chat. Linc collects votes in the thread and calls it. No new tab, no scheduling link.

How privacy works

Your chats aren't training data.

We don't use your messages to train AI models. Not ours, not anyone else's. Linc reads only the chat it's in, in the moment, to help with the plan you asked about.

A chat bubble kept apart from a stack of training-data servers

FAQ

Reasonable questions, real answers.

Is Linc a real assistant, or just templates?

A real model, in real time. Linc reads only the chat it's in, asks clarifying questions when it needs to, and picks sensible defaults when it doesn't. You can always overrule it.

Does Monolinc work without Linc?

Yes. It's a normal messenger first. Linc is on by default in new chats, but you can opt out per conversation, and any chat keeps working as a regular group thread without it.

Is there a mobile app?

We're building it. Native iOS and Android are next on the roadmap. In the meantime, Monolinc runs in any phone browser.

What does it cost?

Free for friend groups, families, and roommates while we're in beta.

Ready when you are

Stop herding cats. Let Linc do it.

Plans happen in chat. Linc handles the rest.