About Idle

Meet plans should not live in six different places.

Idle is an independent iPhone app for the details behind a car meet: the host, time, place, parking notes, updates, cars, groups, and messages.

For the personal story behind it, read our love letter to the car community.

Why Idle exists

The flyer is only part of the plan.

A flyer may be in one post, parking instructions in another, and a weather update buried in chat. Idle gives the host one meet page to keep current.

Before and after

Drivers can check the time, place, host, parking plan, and latest update before leaving.
Hosts can change the plan without rebuilding it in every caption and group chat.
Garage profiles, connections, groups, and messages make it easier to find people again afterward.

Product choices

Meet pages include host credit, parking, pre-meets, ride-outs, and updates because those details matter on the day.
Garages, E85 tools, photo spots, groups, Convoys, and Pulse sit beside the meet instead of in unrelated apps.
Features earn their place by solving a problem drivers or organizers actually have.

Visibility

The website explains the product without publishing private meet or group details.
Group-only and invite-only plans stay inside Idle for the people they were shared with.
Hosts choose the audience when they post the plan.

Behind Idle

The Updates page records each public release; the Help Center explains how current features work.
Questions go to support@idlemeets.com.

In public

You should not need an account to understand what Idle does, what changed, or how its rules work.

What changed

Idle updates lists shipped features and fixes by version.

How it works

The Help Center covers the app; Support handles account and safety issues.

The rules

What is actually posted

City pages are local guides, not live event calendars. Current meet plans are in Idle when hosts post them.

Read the feature pages, check how meet discovery works, or open Idle on iPhone.