Raincheck

Make a Raincheck. Make a memory.

Make a Raincheck. Make a memory.

Raincheck is a private way to plan moments with the people you actually choose — then turn those moments into shared Memories with photos, notes, and small conversations.

Send a Raincheck to one person, or create a Group Raincheck for something bigger. Whether it is coffee, a trip, dinner, a game night, or something you keep postponing, Raincheck helps you turn “we should do this sometime” into something real.

Afterwards, everyone involved can add to the Memory. Add photos. Write notes. Keep the little details. Build a shared record of the moment without handing your personal life to an advertising machine.

Raincheck also includes Little Threads: small, focused comment threads for each Raincheck. No endless feeds. No noisy public timelines. Just a lightweight place to talk about the plan, the moment, or the memory.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Raincheck is built around consent, privacy, and local ownership.

People cannot randomly add you. Connections are based on invite links and mutual consent. If you do not choose to connect with someone, they do not get access to you.

Your Rainchecks, Memories, photos, notes, and Little Threads are end-to-end encrypted. Raincheck is not built to collect your life, sell your data, broker your behavior, or turn your relationships into targeting profiles.

YOUR MOMENTS, YOUR WAY

Raincheck is made to feel personal. Customize the Rainchecks you create, the way you interact, and the Memories you keep. Your plans and memories should look and feel like yours — not like another generic social feed.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Send personal Rainchecks
• Create Group Rainchecks
• Add Memories with photos and notes
• Use Little Threads for small, focused conversations
• Stay in control with consent-based connections
• Keep your shared moments private with end-to-end encryption
• Customize the way your Rainchecks and Memories feel

Raincheck is for the plans you actually care about, the people you trust, and the memories worth keeping.