Find the after when the club shuts.
AfterHours shows the afters happening near you once the clubs close. You see the area, how busy it is and what's playing, ask to join with your crew, and the host sends the address when they say yes. It starts in Tel Aviv.
Afters open at 4am and everything comes down at midday. Before 4am, Tonight shows a countdown and how many afters are planned near you, and one alert can tell you the moment they open. After 4am you get every after nearby as a list or on a map, nearest or liveliest first, with filters for music, free entry, distance and whether the host is still taking people.
Each after shows whether it's going strong or winding down, how many people are there, and how long ago the host last updated it. Stale listings say so. Nobody wants to cross town at 5am for a party that quietly ended an hour before they got there.
Choose who's coming and tap "Ask to join". The host sees your first name, how many of you there are and how your past nights went. When they say yes, the address and their door notes appear on the after and in My night, saved on your phone so they still work with no signal outside the club. From there it's one tap to walk there in Apple Maps or book a ride.
Posting an after takes about 30 seconds. Guests see the area, never the address, until you tap "Say yes" on their request. You mark it full when the room is packed, and end it when you're done.
A shield button on every screen opens Safety. Pick a friend to keep posted, text them where you are or that you're home in two taps, and hold one button to call for help. Every message goes from your own Messages app and only when you tap send.
AfterHours is free. You sign in with Apple, and there is no advertising, analytics or tracking.