"If they're going, I'll go."
Social media shares yesterday.
i'min visualizes tomorrow.
Share your future intentions quietly with friends —
the infrastructure for meaningful connections.
In 2026, AI floods the internet with content.
"Recommendations" can no longer be trusted.
The only source you can actually rely on is
the fact that a friend is going.
You find out after the plan on social: "They were there too?" Existing platforms show what is happening but not who is going. i'min visualizes your friends' future intentions — and eliminates that regret.
For participantsExisting platforms attract too many strangers while the "trusted friends of friends" you actually want never hear about it. i'min offers trust-based discovery and AI-powered plan creation to change that.
For organizersAI produces infinite content, and algorithmic "recommendations" become black boxes. Meanwhile, human time is freed for genuine experiences. Physical gatherings — unscalable and impossible to copy — are the rarest value in the AI era.
For 2026 onwardInvite friends and say "I'm in" on places you want to go.
Future intentions surface on the map and your feed.
Sign in with Google and invite your community. Start with a small, trusted circle.
See plans your connected friends plan to attend. Browse the map for nearby plans at a glance.
"I'm in" on plans you're interested in. "If they're going" turns into an actual reunion.
Post your future plans and collect "I'm in" from friends. The intention to gather brings people together.
Tired of algorithmic "recommendations"? i'min's Discovery shows only plans your friends said "I'm in" to — simple, trustworthy, noise-free. Follower count and ads don't matter — the fact that they're going is reason enough.
"I feel like something's happening nearby but I don't know how to find it" — eliminate that missed opportunity to zero. Open the map and friends' upcoming plans surface, with markers growing as excitement builds. The reason to act is already on the map.
"I want to host something, but writing a description feels like too much..." That one step never gets taken and the night ends. Paste a URL, an image, or a quick note — AI builds your plan page in 10 seconds. All an organizer needs is the idea.
The day after a plan, someone says: "Why didn't you tell me you were there?" — let's stop repeating that regret. Stickers prove your attendance and community membership. Not where you went, but what you shared with whom — engraved in your profile.
I pinned myself on the map: "I'll be in Goto next week." A Tokyo friend said "I'm in," and it became an unexpected reunion — and a very expected after-party.
AI writes the announcement and image in 10 seconds. And the people who show up are only trusted friends of friends. It feels like scaling while keeping the community intact.
I used to get "why didn't you say you were there?" on social media. Since I started using i'min, that regret is gone. Reunions are no longer coincidence — they're a premonition.
No ads to distort rankings.
No AI-inflated "recommendations."
i'min is user-first — sustained only by fees on paid ticket sales.
See how much organizers can save compared with normal i'min fees and other ticketing platforms.
Free, always — no ads, no upsell.
Total including Stripe processing fee of 3.6% — i'min's cut is effectively 3.4%.
* Comparison based on publicly available information as of May 2026. The ¥3,000 example converts Luma's USD fee at 1$ ≈ ¥150. Actual rates vary by exchange rate, region, and plan. i'min charges nothing for free plans. Stripe processing fees are paid to Stripe, Inc. and are not part of i'min's revenue.
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"I'd love this feature" or "this is hard to use" — those words become the seeds of the next update.
In the dev chat, you can talk directly with the team.
Bug reports, feature ideas, or just your thoughts —
the more you use i'min, the more it grows to fit you.