Nine nights, one circle
Navratri turns every ground in the city into a garba floor. Find people to go with — or to practise the steps with first.
Mandvi lit up after dark, rangoli in the pol, card nights and Saal Mubarak visits. Find people to do the festival with, or post a plan and let them find you.
Gujarat's cultural capital does not do things by halves. The point of this app is simple: none of it is as good on your own.
Navratri turns every ground in the city into a garba floor. Find people to go with — or to practise the steps with first.
Kala Nagri is not a slogan. The Faculty of Fine Arts made Vadodara a home of modern Indian art, and the studios and galleries never stopped.
Theatre evenings, classical recitals, open mics and quiz nights. The cultural capital of Gujarat keeps a full calendar.
Walkers, joggers, the toy train, the banyan shade. Kamatibaug is where the city wakes up together, every single day.
Laxmi Vilas, Kirti Mandir, Mandvi at night. Your ordinary Tuesday plan gets a setting other cities would sell tickets for.
Evening plans here come with lilo chevdo, sev usal and a long argument about which place does it best.
Badminton on Tuesday at 7, coffee in Alkapuri, a cycle out past Gotri. Say the activity, the area, the time, and how many people you need.
You see who is asking and choose who comes. The exact venue is shared only with the people you accept — never with the whole city.
A group chat opens for everyone going, with reminders 24 hours and 2 hours before. Afterwards, one tap says whether it actually happened.
Invite the people you already know with a link. Share a plan with just them, and the rest of Vadodara never sees it.
The Sunday football lot, the badminton four, the book club. Make a Team once and send every week's plan to it.
Same game, same time, every week. Set it once; anyone who joins is in for the dates still to come, and can sit one out.
Plans are posted by area, all over Vadodara (Baroda), so what you see is near enough to actually go to.
They just need one more person.