Venn Map

About this app

Meet in fair time, not just halfway. Venn is a new kind of city map that cares about minutes, not miles. Drop your locations, choose how long everyone is willing to travel, and Venn shows the overlap where time is fair for the whole group. No more endless group chats about where to meet. No more guessing from a tube map. Just simple, visual answers that respect everyones time. What Venn does: • Time first, not distance: Cities run on time. Venn turns complex transport data into clear time zones, so you can see where you are really close in minutes, even if you look far on the map. • Group friendly meetups: Add you and your friends locations, pick a travel time, and see the common zone where everyone can arrive within their own limit. Meet somewhere that is fair, not just convenient for one person. • Better decisions about where to live: Planning to move in with a friend or partner Use Venn to explore which areas keep both of your commutes reasonable, instead of guessing or relying on vague ideas of what is “central”. • Built for real city transport: Venn is designed around public transport and walking in big cities. It uses real city data behind the scenes so your time zones feel realistic and useful. How it works 1. Drop one or more pins for people, offices or important places 2. Choose how long each person is willing to travel 3. Venn calculates individual time bubbles and then highlights the overlap 4. Explore that fair zone to find your meetup spot or ideal areas to live Who Venn is for • Students, young professionals and hybrid workers in cities like London • Friends who are tired of long debates about where to meet • Couples and flatmates who want fair commutes for everyone • Anyone who cares about saving time and avoiding unnecessary trips Venn helps you: • Reduce wasted travel time • Share the effort more fairly within your group • Make more sustainable choices by cutting journeys that do not need to happen Venn uses data and smart mapping so you do not have to think about the complexity. You just see simple, clear maps that make your city feel fairer and easier to navigate.

Minor feature updates, performance improvements, and bug fixes for a better experience.

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1. First observed Sep 8, 2026 · 4:02 PM Free