ThinkMatch announced a new AI prompt tool that can generate prompts for balanced teams, group-size teams, interest-based groupings, adversarial or opposing-view pairings, age- and gender-balanced groups, and even event image creation based on invitation tone and guest patterns.
ThinkMatch rolled out new mobile app versions for both Android and iPhone, continuing the steady refinement of the native experience across both platforms.
ThinkMatch rolled out citywide pages, mapping, and citywide party discovery, expanding the product from individual venues into broader local exploration.
ThinkMatch broadened its school rollout with high school mapping and discovery support, extending the platform into additional community-based use cases.
ThinkMatch expanded its rollout across universities and pubs, strengthening support for both campus events and local social-night formats.
ThinkMatch completed its first iPhone app submission, marking the start of native iOS distribution and a broader push to support Apple devices alongside the web experience.
ThinkMatch reached its first Android release milestone, bringing native app support to Android users and beginning the rollout of mobile-specific invite, notification, and event flows.
ThinkMatch expanded its venue publishing footprint nationwide, reaching over 500,000 venues across the United States and laying the foundation for broader local event discovery at scale.
ThinkMatch introduced polling tools that let hosts ask guests to help decide when and where to meet, including choices like which bar, cafe, or venue works best and what time the group prefers.
ThinkMatch introduced native, secure video chat to help guests and hosts connect more easily before events, extending the platform beyond messaging into richer real-time conversation.
ThinkMatch introduced its Event Wizard to make event creation faster for hosts, guiding them through the core setup needed to launch an event with questions, answers, and sharing built in.