My Personal Experience
As often the sole planner in the friend group, the time and effort it takes to get everybody together to do something more than eating is no small task—especially for a group of 10. Because of the hassle, these more “involved” get-togethers tend to be very rare and are often replaced by repetitive low-effort activities (not that those aren’t fun in their own right).
When I realized this was a pain point shared by many others as well, I was determined to not only figure out how I could save the scapegoats of friend groups all around the world, but also how I could make the planning process easier in general.
