r/organizing

I’ve been thinking about how many small things we deal with daily that feel way more complicated than they should be.

Like:

• Sharing photos with the right people (not everyone, not no one)
• Keeping memories organized without spending hours doing it
• Not losing important moments in a sea of random screenshots and duplicates
• Sending photos to friends/family without jumping between apps or compressing everything
• Actually finding something later when you need it

I’ve been working on something recently that’s trying to simplify this whole experience — more around sharing in smaller, intentional groups instead of just dumping everything into one big feed or gallery.

Curious what others think —
What are those small, everyday things you wish were just… easier?

Hey everyone — I've been working on something called Beach Day and wanted to share it here to see if this resonates with anyone.

The problem:
Every time my friends and I try to plan a day out, it turns into 30+ texts, lost reservation links, and someone always asking "wait what's the plan?" right before we leave. Then afterward, you're chasing people on Venmo for two weeks.

What Beach Day does:
It's one app that handles the entire flow of planning a day with your crew:

• Full day itineraries — plan every stop from brunch to sunset, not just one event
• One invite link — friends see the plan, RSVP, and they're in
• Book restaurants in-app — no more switching to OpenTable or Resy
• Snap & split the bill — photo the receipt, split it, send payment requests right there
• Gentle nudges — reminders before each stop so nobody's the late friend

Think of it as if Google Calendar, Splitwise, and OpenTable had a baby designed for friend groups.

Where we're at:
We're launching this summer and currently building our waitlist.

I'd love to hear:

1. Does this solve a real problem for you?
2. What features would make you actually switch from group chats?
3. Would you pay for something like this, or does it need to be free?