OneStop
OneStop is a hyper-local classifieds platform for spontaneous in-person activities. Users post plans like tennis, dinner, or rooftop drinks with a time and neighborhood, and nearby people can like, message, or chat to join. The service is currently in a waitlist phase, with plans shown for New York City neighborhoods like Hell's Kitchen and Chelsea.
- Social Networking
- Applications
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Most social feeds show what already happened, leaving people without a way to discover or coordinate spontaneous, nearby activities. It's often hard to find someone to join for a casual plan like tennis, a walk, or a late snack, especially in a dense city.
Solution
OneStop is a city-wide classifieds board for doing things. Users post a plan—like "pool at my local" or "thrift, then coffee?"—with a photo, details, and a time. Nearby users can then like the post, send a message, or request to chat, and the original poster chooses who to connect with. The platform emphasizes small, nearby, and soon plans to make it easy to say yes. OneStop is currently in a pre-launch waitlist phase, with a focus on New York City neighborhoods.
Target Audience
Primary users are city residents, particularly in New York City, who want to find companions for spontaneous, casual activities in their own neighborhoods.
Features
- Post a plan with a photo, description, and time, and specify the neighborhood
- Browse a feed of nearby, time-sensitive plans that are still open to join
- Reply to a post with a like or a direct message, and the poster selects who to chat with
- Built-in chat for coordinating meetups after a poster picks a respondent
- Designed for small, casual plans (e.g., tennis, trivia, a walk) that are happening soon