Hosts
Give people the plan before they ask for it.
Post the time and place, make a flyer, add parking or ride-out notes, and update the same meet when something changes.
The meet page
The flyer can travel. The details stay put.
When someone opens the meet, they can see when to arrive, where to park, who is hosting, what the rules are, and whether the plan changed.
01
Post the plan
Publish once, then point everyone to the same meet.
- Add the date, time, location, visibility, rules, and host credit.
- Share a public meet broadly, or keep a group meet inside its group.
- Credit another host clearly when you are posting on their behalf.
02
Make the flyer
Use the details you already entered.
- Create and share a flyer directly from the meet instead of typing the basics again.
- Add parking guidance, pre-meets, and ride-out details when attendees need extra context.
- Link back to the meet page for details that do not fit on the flyer.
03
Host Tools
Weather changed? Update the meet.
- Review active, upcoming, and past hosted meets.
- Post an update when timing, parking, weather, or another detail changes.
- Use Host Tools and Host again to bring back a successful meet with a fresh future date.
Set the basics
Add the title, date, time, optional end time, location, visibility, rules, and host credit when you are posting on behalf of someone else.
Make the flyer useful
Create the flyer from the meet details. Use the linked meet page for parking, ride-out, or change notes that need more room.
Guide arrivals
Add parking guidance, pre-meets, and ride-out notes when the location or drive plan needs more explanation.
Update the plan
Use Host Tools to change supported details, post updates, cancel, add a recap, or schedule the meet again for a new date.
Confirm the venue
Make sure the location, operating hours, access, capacity, and any permission or venue requirements fit the meet you are planning before you share it publicly.
Set the full schedule
Publish the date, start time, optional end time, and any pre-meet or ride-out timing. Decide in advance how weather delays or cancellations will be communicated.
Plan the arrival
Explain the entrance, parking area, overflow plan, and any arrival order drivers need to follow. Add a parking plan when a single pin is not enough.
Choose visibility and rules
Decide whether the meet is public or group-only, credit the correct host, and make the venue, conduct, parking, and sharing expectations easy to understand.
Build a useful flyer
Show the meet name, date, start time, location or access instructions, host, and the rule or update people need most. Link the meet page for everything else.
Prepare the update path
Know where attendees will see a timing, weather, parking, or cancellation update. Use Host Tools so the latest plan stays attached to the meet.
What should a car meet flyer include?
Include the meet name, date, start time, location or access instructions, host, and the rule or update people need most. Keep parking, ride-out, and change details on the linked meet page.
Can I host a car meet on Idle?
Yes. Hosts can post meet details, choose visibility, share a flyer, add parking or ride-out notes, and send updates from Idle.
Can I use Idle for a group-only meet?
Idle supports public meets and group-based visibility, so hosts can keep group-only plans inside the right group.
Does Idle help with car meet flyers?
Yes. Idle creates a shareable flyer from the meet details you already entered.
Can hosts update a meet after posting?
Hosts can use Host Tools to manage supported meet details, send quick updates, adjust parking or ride-out notes, cancel when needed, and use Host again for a future date.
Have a meet that is already announced?
Send us the flyer and host details, or add the meet yourself in Idle.