The work
Every friend group knows the deadlock: "What should we do?" — "Whatever works." Nobody decides, and the plan quietly dies. Napsak? ("what-should-we-do?") exists to break that loop: one person opens a group, shares a code, everyone marks their preferences, and the app produces a decision in 2 minutes.
Suggestions come as concrete places and activities, and the same flow works whether the group is 2 people or 10. The product promise is one line: a plan in 2 minutes, zero drama.
Approach
The product is built as a web app — no download barrier, the invite code travels as a link, and everyone gets the same experience regardless of phone. The decision flow is deliberately short: few questions, clear options, a single result screen.
Deliverables
- Web app: group creation, code invites, preference collection and the decision flow
- First version of the suggestion engine — places and activities in the city
- Product landing page
Up next
The work is in progress. Connecting the domain, widening suggestion coverage and opening the public release top the list — this page will be updated as it ships.