MeetMiddle works out the fair midpoint between everyone's starting points, then shows you the cafés, restaurants, pubs and parks right around it. Two postcodes, one tap, no more arguing about whose side of town.
Free to use. Searching never needs an account.
No group chat poll. No one quietly resenting the forty-minute trek.
A postcode, an area, a station: whatever you actually know. Type it, or tap once to centre the map on you. Sharing your location is optional; a postcode does the same job.
Pick a search radius, choose what you fancy (cafés, restaurants, pubs and bars, parks), and hit Find the middle.
MeetMiddle drops a pin at the true middle of everyone's starting points. Not the middle of the map, and not somewhere convenient for whoever suggested it.
With three or more friends it balances the whole group, so nobody ends up dragged across town while everyone else strolls round the corner.
Every venue within your radius, ordered by how close it is to the middle, with the distance printed on each card, so “fair” isn't something you have to take on trust.
Narrow it by type, or filter by the time you're meeting so you don't turn up to a shut door.
So the same shortlist re-sorts three ways, and you choose which kind of fair you need tonight.
Closest to the true middle first. The default, and the one nobody can argue with.
Pulls the shortlist towards the first person. Handy when they're on the last train home.
Same list, tilted the other direction. Take turns, and it evens out over a year of Fridays.
Everything here exists because meeting halfway kept going wrong in one specific way.
Balanced across two friends, or up to five with MeetMiddle+, rather than split down the middle of the two loudest.
Set the time you're actually turning up and the list filters to places that will be open when you get there.
Open the spot in Maps, or fire the whole thing into the group chat so nobody has to screenshot anything.
Save a meetup and it's there next time. Sign in and your saves follow you to a new phone.
Tap “We met here!” when you turn up. Small reward, surprisingly effective at getting plans out of the group chat.
Postcodes are first-class: full ones, outcodes, areas and stations all resolve. No pretending SE1 9NR is an exotic edge case.
The venue card has the bits you'd otherwise go hunting for in four different apps.
Finding a fair midpoint shouldn't cost you your home address. MeetMiddle was built to need as little about you as it possibly can.
The core feature works signed out. You only make an account if you want saved meetups to follow you between devices.
What you type is used to work out a midpoint, then let go. Saved meetups keep only a coarse area, roughly a kilometre.
Tap to centre the map on you if it's quicker. Decline it and typing a postcode gets you exactly the same result.
Settings → Delete account removes your profile, saves and badges for good. And we don't sell your data to anyone.
MeetMiddle+ is for bigger groups, a wider net, and no ads.
Free
£0
Everything you need for two people.
No card, no account, no trial to remember to cancel.
MeetMiddle+
£19.99 / year
or £2.99 a month · annual saves you two months
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No. Finding a midpoint and browsing venues works completely signed out. Signing in, with Apple or a one-time code sent to your email, only exists so saved meetups and badges sync across your devices.
Never. There's a button to centre the map on you if that's quicker, but typing a postcode or an area gets you the same result. The permission is optional and you can decline it at install and still use everything.
A full UK postcode, an outcode, a town or area, a station, or a landmark. Postcodes are looked up via postcodes.io; everything else resolves through your iPhone's built-in geocoder.
MeetMiddle+ lets you add up to five locations to a single search. Rather than averaging blindly, it balances the group so that no one person is disproportionately far from the result.
No. It's used to compute the midpoint and then let go. If you save the meetup, only a coarse area, roughly a kilometre across, is kept, never a full address.
MeetMiddle is with Apple for review now. This page will get a download link the moment it's approved.
MeetMiddle is coming to the App Store for iPhone. Free to use, with no account needed to find your first midpoint.
In review Coming soon to the App Store