the internet, back to human scale.
your crowd is a small, topical room, moderated by real people. threads, meetups and rsvps, without a messy group chat.
crowds meeting every week
stanford
alumni room
slow coffee club
explore new crowds
find a room that fits
live thread
maya is the film crowd still open?
the idea
what makes a crowd different
capped on purpose
when a crowd gets too big, it splits. conversations stay grounded.
replies over karma
signal comes from real replies, not scores or downvote piles.
meetups built in
invites, rsvps and reminders live right next to the thread.
moderated by members
volunteers from the crowd set the tone. yankee gives the tools.
the feel
what a crowd
actually feels like
small on purpose
rooms that stay human sized
every crowd caps at a few thousand active members. when one grows too big, it splits by region or interest.
signal, no karma
threads that actually reply
no karma to farm, no downvote brigades. yankee surfaces what your crowd is actually talking about.
leaves the screen
meetups that actually happen
photo walks, book clubs, listening parties. yankee handles the invite, reminders and rsvp.
from thread to table
a crowd is a place, not a feed.
every crowd runs its own quiet calendar. yankee sends the invite, tracks the rsvps and reminds you before you leave.
- one tap rsvp, no third party links
- location shared only with people going
- a soft reminder one hour before start
directory
a crowd for every obsession
a snapshot of what people are meeting up around this month.
how it works
three steps. then you're in.
pick a crowd
search by interest or city. peek inside before you join. no lock in.
get the good threads
yankee filters what your crowd is actually engaging with and mutes the noise.
show up in person
meetups appear in the crowd feed. rsvp in one tap, get a nudge before it starts.
inside a crowd
one room, many rhythms.
every crowd is a chronological thread, a small events board and a shared memory. no infinite scroll.
explore the productcrowds, explained.
short answers about size, moderation, meetups and privacy.
A Crowd is Yankee's take on a community. Small, topical, capped in size, moderated by real humans and kept alive by regular meetups. Think group chat energy, structured like a magazine.
yankee
find your crowd.
join crowds, host meetups, keep rooms human-scale. chronological and private by default.
