Things to do with friends everyone’s actually up for
End the “idk, what do you wanna do?” loop. Everyone takes a quick 2-minute quiz and we find the one thing your whole group is genuinely into — do it together in the same room, or from the group chat.
Free · ~2 min each · no sign-up · powered by the quiz 10,000+ people have taken
HobbyStack · settled it
You all match: Rock Climbing
Alex 88 · Sam 86 · Jo 90 — 86% for all
How it works
Everyone answers. One shared result.
No sign-up and no planning spreadsheet — three steps, about two minutes each.
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Everyone takes the 2-minute quiz
Each person swipes through real activities — tap what looks fun, skip what doesn’t. It picks up what they’re actually into, not what they think they should pick.
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Do it together or apart
In the same room? Pass one phone around, or everyone opens the same link. Spread out? Drop the link in the group chat and people add their answers whenever.
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Get your group’s match
We score every hobby for everyone and rank by what works for the whole group — so your shared result is something nobody secretly hates.
Together, in person
All in one place? Pass one phone around the room, or have everyone open the same link on their own phone. Take your turns, then see your match together — no group chat required.
Apart? Send the link
You take the quiz first, then drop your link in the group chat. Everyone adds their answers from their own phone, on their own time — the shared result fills in as they join.
What you get
One shared result the whole group can open from the same link. At the top: the activity you’ll all enjoy most — ranked not by the average, but by the person who’d like it least, so there’s no weak link dragging everyone along.
Underneath, your next-best options and each person’s own score, so you can see exactly why it fits. Tap any match to see what it costs to start, where to do it, and how to begin — together.
86% for allYour shared match
Rock Climbing
Alex 88% · Sam 86% · Jo 90%
Cooking nights
Alex 82% · Sam 79% · Jo 84%
Hiking trails
Alex 76% · Sam 74% · Jo 81%
Ideas
Things to do with friends, by your situation
Need a jumping-off point? Here are ideas that actually work for a group, sorted by what your crew is like — staying in, getting out, broke, spread out, or after something you’ll keep coming back to. Tap any to see what it costs and how to start, or take the quiz and we’ll pick the one that fits everyone.
When you’re staying in
Low-effort, low-cost, and nobody has to drive — perfect for a night at someone’s place.
When you want to get out
Get everyone off the couch and into something with fresh air and a bit of adventure.
When money’s tight
Free or close to it — fun that doesn’t depend on anyone’s budget.
When it’s a whole crew
Big-group friendly — the more people who show up, the better it gets.
When you’re spread out
Different cities, same hangout — things you can do together from the group chat.
When you want a regular thing
Not a one-off — a hobby you’ll keep coming back to together, week after week.
A list gives you ideas. A match gets you out the door.
The ideas above are a fine place to start — but a generic list doesn’t know your group: who’s broke, who hates the outdoors, who’ll veto anything competitive. So you scroll, shrug, and end up doing nothing again.
The real answer to “what should we do?” isn’t a list you can look up — it’s a match. The one thing your specific friends will actually agree on, which depends entirely on who’s in the group. No article, and no AI summary, can work that out for you. Your answers can.
That’s the whole point of the quiz: it turns five different “I’m down for whatever”s into one clear answer everyone’s genuinely happy with.
Made for any group
Weekend plans
Stop planning the same Saturday. Find something new the whole group will actually show up for.
A regular thing
Pick a hobby you’ll keep coming back to — a standing climb night, a run club, a monthly game night.
New friends, new city
Just moved or met a new group? Find common ground fast, and a reason to hang out again.
Learn something together
Pick up a skill as a group — cooking, bouldering, a craft — and get better at it side by side.
Just the two of you? It works for couples, too
The same quiz doubles as a hobbies-for-couples finder. Take it together on one phone, or send your partner the link, and we’ll match the two of you to a hobby — or a date-night activity — you’ll both actually enjoy, instead of a generic couples list one of you secretly vetoes.
Questions
How the group quiz works
How does the friend group quiz work?
Everyone takes the same 2-minute swipe quiz — pass one phone around if you’re together, or share a link if you’re apart. We score every hobby for each person and rank by what works for the whole group, so your top result is the one thing you’ll all enjoy.
Do we have to be in the same place?
No. You can do it together — pass one phone around, or everyone opens the same link — or apart, by dropping the link in your group chat and having people add their answers whenever. Either way you get one shared result.
Do I share the link before or after I take it?
You take the quiz first — it only takes two minutes — then you get a link to send your friends. If you’re all together, you can skip the link entirely and just pass the phone to the next person.
How many friends can join?
Up to six people in one group. Everyone’s answers combine into a single result you can all open from the same link.
What if everyone likes totally different things?
That’s exactly what this solves. Because we rank by the lowest score across the group instead of the average, the top match is the activity with the highest floor — the one nobody’s lukewarm on, even when your tastes are all over the place.
Is it free?
Yes — completely free, with no account or sign-up needed to take the quiz or see your group’s match.
What are good things to do with friends at home?
Staying in is great for low-cost, low-effort hangouts — board games, a cooking or baking night, co-op video gaming, or a tabletop RPG campaign all work for a group without anyone leaving the couch. Which lands best depends on your crew, so the quiz matches your group to the one everyone’s actually up for.
What are some cheap things to do with friends?
Plenty of group activities cost little or nothing — hiking, geocaching, a board-game night, or an urban scavenger hunt all keep the budget near zero. The quiz factors in that not everyone wants to spend, so your match works for the broke friend too.
Stop saying “idk, you pick”
Two minutes each. One answer your whole group is actually into.