Step out of your comfort zone
Something’shappeningaroundthecorner.
Hiero brings people nearby together. Someone sets up an activity, like padel tonight at 8. We call that a quest. You join. Don’t worry if you know nobody.
How it works
- 1
Stick a quest on the map
A time, a nice spot, how many people. Today or later this week, so it stays spontaneous.
- 2
People nearby join
They join straight away. For a party at your place you can approve people first. Bring a +1 if the host says so.
- 3
Meet up, stamp it
Find each other, scan each other’s code and get the stamp: ik ben hiero.
More cities in the works
Hiero starts in Amsterdam, with students and internationals. More cities follow once Amsterdam is hooked.
Questions
What is Hiero?
An app for spontaneous plans near you. Someone posts a quest with a time, a spot and room for a few people, and others join. Today or this week, never three weeks from now.
Is it free?
Yes. Some quests cost something (a ticket, a dinner): the host says so up front, with the price per person.
Who can join?
Everyone from 18. You sign in with a code we e-mail you, no password, and give your birthdate when you sign up.
Does the host have to let me in?
Usually not: you join straight away. A host can choose to approve people first, handy for a party at their place. Then you ask to join and the host says yes or no.
Who sees where I am?
Nobody. The app uses your location to find quests near you while it’s open, and sends only a rough centre (about a kilometre).
When can I get the app?
Android comes first, iOS follows. Sign up and you are the first to know.