you told us the map felt like it was tracking you. locations were always approximate, but we never said so. now the app does. findable, not trackable.

🔗 https://x.com/AnumaAI/status/2113268528648241221

the group chat: "we should hang out this weekend" also the group chat, 47 messages later:

🔗 https://x.com/AnumaAI/status/2114759422279082409

density ≠ connection

8 million people and still the group chat goes quiet. Nearby v2 finds people nearby based on what you’re actually into, then just @anuma if you need the plan sorted.

if you’re new to nyc and down for spontaneous hangs, it’s live. go find someone tonight.

🔗 https://x.com/AnumaAI/status/2115137064291463484

multiplayer AI for your social life.

people nearby you’d actually click with, based on what Anuma already knows about you. and a map to bring it all together

call @anuma in the group chat when you need the plan. this is what we mean by multiplayer.

🔗 https://x.com/AnumaAI/status/2115138280178249953

it’s already solved for people willing to manage their own files. but most people won’t, and they shouldn’t have to.

memory should just follow you. it’s a big part of why we’re building anuma.

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2112193534241759287

ok so apparently it takes about 200 hours to make a close friend

50 hours → casual friend
90 hours → friend
200+ hours → close friend

that's a lot of coffees. worth every one tho

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2112206367721459938

source: university of kansas study, 2018

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2112217653066580456

you told anuma you just moved to nyc. it remembered, and showed you who else just moved nearby. starting over feels a little easier when you're not the only one doing it.

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2112901595801546897

you told us the map felt like it was tracking you. locations were always approximate, but we never said so. now the app does. findable, not trackable.

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2113268528648241221

the group chat: "we should hang out this weekend" also the group chat, 47 messages later:

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2114759422279082409

density ≠ connection

8 million people and still the group chat goes quiet. Nearby v2 finds people nearby based on what you’re actually into, then just @anuma if you need the plan sorted.

if you’re new to nyc and down for spontaneous hangs, it’s live. go find someone tonight.

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2115137064291463484

multiplayer AI for your social life.

people nearby you’d actually click with, based on what Anuma already knows about you. and a map to bring it all together

call @anuma in the group chat when you need the plan. this is what we mean by multiplayer.

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2115138280178249953

most people who moved to nyc in the last couple years still try to make plans the old way: text 4–5 friends, wait for replies, then get flaked on.

the blocker isn’t “I don’t know enough people,” it’s that almost none of them are free *right now*.

anuma nearby flips it: open the map, see who’s nearby and actually open, chat, and lock something before the end of the day.

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2115854421057827313

hot take: most friendships don't fade because people stop liking each other. they fade because nobody planned the next hang

so we built an app that just... plans it for you

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2117283038602154330

marathon sunday is the one day nyc acts like a small town

strangers screaming your name, sharing snacks, hugging people they just met

we need like 12 more of those a year

🔗 https://x.com/anuma_app/status/2117624187410100677