Early access
The first release is small on purpose.
Join the OHANA release list so we can open the app where real groups can make the map feel alive from day one.
Invitation rhythm
Early access opens in focused city cohorts, not a noisy launch.
01
Join the list
Tell us where OHANA should become useful first.
02
City density
We invite groups where nearby intent can compound.
03
TestFlight
Early users help tune the real-world loop before scale.
Release board
Current build focus
Map home
Live social context
Open To
Low-pressure intent
Plans
Lightweight coordination
Safety
Clear user control
Release notes
Honest, concentrated, and built around real-world use.
Now
Private iOS/TestFlight preparation
The current work is focused on a small, usable social loop before any public launch story gets larger.
Why
No density, no magic
OHANA works only when the right people are close enough for nearby intent to become useful.
Next
Focused early access cohorts
The release list helps decide where invitations should open first and which groups can create signal fastest.
What is included
Enough product to prove the loop. Nothing decorative.
Early access is not a launch spectacle. It is a tight test of whether nearby availability can become real plans with less friction.
Map-first home surface
Open To availability signals
Lightweight plans
Stories and hints
Messages after a plan has shape
Privacy, blocking, and reporting controls
Small cohorts
Cities open when there is enough density for OHANA to feel alive.
Real plans
The product is measured by meetups started, not time spent scrolling.
User control
Availability stays temporary, clear, and easy to withdraw.
Join the first list
Tell us where OHANA should open.
We use email and city interest to shape focused TestFlight cohorts. No broad launch claims until the map can feel useful.