
Live trivia
Quick rounds with everyone at your gate, café or campus. Some come with a prize from the place you’re in.
See who’s waiting with you at the gate, on the platform, in the café or the library. Chat, play, share a ride. When you leave, it all disappears unless you both keep it.
Coming to iPhone and Android. Free to use.
An example of the board you see when you open the app.

From the moment you sit down at the gate to the moment they call your row.
Waylo suggests the place you’re at. Scan a table code or your boarding pass to show you’re really there.

First names, what people are up for and how long they’re around. Never a dot on a map: others see your zone, like Gate B12, and nothing more.

A wave says hi without a cold message. If they wave back, a chat opens. If they don’t, nothing happens and nobody is told.

Talk until boarding, start a quick game, or pick a busy public spot to meet. Waylo suggests one that’s close for both of you.

When you leave, you get a last call to choose. Keeping is mutual and silent. Everything else disappears.

Every place gets its own live activities. Join one in a tap, or start your own for whoever checks in next.

Quick rounds with everyone at your gate, café or campus. Some come with a prize from the place you’re in.

Fifty minutes on, ten off, with the whole floor. Chat only unlocks on the break.

Flight delayed? Everyone on it gets a room. It closes when you board.

Split a cab with people on your train, matched by area, never by address.

Anonymous five-letter duels for waiting rooms. Get called in and the game pauses.

Fans with seats near yours. Sort a merch run, then find each other after the show.
Waylo is for right here, right now. Nothing follows you home unless you both decide it should.

Visibility is set by the person being seen, not the person looking. And every safety feature is free.
Plus will come as a 7-day trip pass for occasional travellers, or monthly and yearly for regulars. Prices at launch.
£0
At launch
Host a quiz night or a study table on Waylo, show an offer in your own lobby, and give people a reason to stay for another coffee.

Anything else? Email hello@waylo.app.
No. People use it to chat, play, study and share rides with whoever happens to be waiting nearby. There are no matches, no swiping and no profiles from other social networks.
No. Others only ever see your zone, such as “Gate B12” or “Floor 3”. Your phone’s location is used to suggest the place you’re at, and you can turn off even the zone in Privacy & safety.
You get a short last call to choose who to keep. If you both keep each other, you stay connected. Everything else, including group rooms, games and waves, disappears.
Places have scheduled moments, like a 4pm quiz or a study sprint, so there’s a reason to show up. You can also start something for the next person who checks in, or play trivia solo and leave a score for them to beat.
You can make yourself visible to women only, block and report anyone, share where you’re meeting with a trusted contact, and stay anonymous in waiting rooms. Waylo is for adults 18 and over, and safety features are never behind a paywall.
Yes. Start a private party at home, share the six-character invite code, and play the family quiz, charades and more together. Home parties are invite only and never appear on any list. The party ends, and your crew is saved for next time.
Waylo is free. Plus adds unlimited keeps and waves, filters and a few extras for regulars and frequent travellers.
We’re opening at one campus and the cafés around it first, then events, train stations and airports. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when Waylo is live near you.
In the app, go to Me → Delete account. You can also ask us to delete it without the app, using the Delete account page linked at the bottom of this site.
Yes. Venues can host quiz nights and study tables, show an offer in their own lobby and get a table QR poster. See the page for venues or email partners@waylo.app.
Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when Waylo opens near you. No spam, one email when it matters.