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Snap adds social event planning feature with Snapchat Plans

Snap is launching a new mobile app feature called Snapchat Plans. While it may sound like a new subscription service, Plans is actually a set of features that encourages hanging out in person. more…

Snap adds social event planning feature with Snapchat Plans

Snap Inc. is set to unveil Snapchat Plans, a new feature that aims to foster in-person social gatherings. The company emphasizes that while Plans may not be a subscription service, it encourages meaningful face-to-face connections. Snapchat Plans offers a suite of tools for users to organize, share, and manage real-world plans with friends, all within a single platform.

Three current features and one additional upcoming feature are highlighted by Snap. The process for creating a Snapchat Plan involves adding a title, selecting a date and time, inviting up to 200 friends, and personalizing the event using dynamic Bitmoji-powered cover art that updates in real-time as the plan unfolds. Invitations are seamlessly delivered within a one-on-one chat with each invited friend, who can easily RSVP as "Going," "Maybe," or "Can't Go" without disrupting the ongoing conversation.

Snap asserts that Snapchat Plans are both private and invite-only, ensuring that the plans remain confined to the invited friends only. For more detailed information, readers can refer to Snap's official announcement post. Earlier this summer, Snap introduced a new Now Playing map feature to Snapchat. However, if one is not a Snapchat user, Apple offers a digital event planning service called Invites.

Other notable Apple products mentioned include the AirTag 2 for tracking keys, bags, bikes, and more, AirPods Pro 3, Beats USB-A to USB-C Cable, Wireless CarPlay Adapter, and Apple's latest iPhone models.

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