Built with our members.

Know you've got company before you head out

We heard you: hosts wanted to know someone was actually coming before they left the house. Our production team delivered an update that sends the host a phone alert the moment someone joins their plan, with who joined and how many are in.

It's on by default when you post a plan, with a switch to turn it off. Plan-match alerts for new plans that fit your vibes now arrive on your phone too.

Pick more than one home city

We heard you: St. Pete and Tampa are twenty minutes apart, and one home city made the Tonight tab feel thin. Our production team delivered an update that lets you pick Tampa, St. Pete and Clearwater together on your Profile, so Tonight, This Week, Live Events and the Nearby map cover every city you go out in.

Invite links that open the app

We heard you: typing an invite code was one step too many. Our production team delivered an update that turns Invite Friends into a link. Your friend taps it and Road Dog opens with your code already filled in. No app yet? The link shows your code and where to download Road Dog.

Sharing a plan now includes a link too. Members tap it and land on the plan; anyone else sees how to join. Plan details stay inside the app.

Plans stay in the future

We heard you: a member was able to post a 6:00 plan at 9:00 at night. Our production team delivered an update that starts every new plan at a time that hasn't passed yet, flags a start time that already went by, and has our server turn down plans set in the past, whichever app they come from.

The same update fixed a "Something went wrong" message some Android members saw right after posting a plan. Their plans had posted fine; now the message is gone too.

Tampa Bay, the way you actually go out

We heard you: a member's plan in Temple Terrace didn't show up under Tampa. Our production team delivered an update that files every plan and suggestion by the metro area its venue is in, so Temple Terrace counts as Tampa, Largo and Pinellas Park as St. Pete, and Dunedin and Palm Harbor as Clearwater.