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Make the plan. Find your people. Go.

Go do the thing you keep putting off.

That class. That trail. That café. Make a small plan, find someone who's up for it, and actually go.

Start with one small plan around Kampala.

What could we do?Kampala
Beginner friendly

A slow swim, no pressure

A Saturday afternoon

A public pool nearby

Fresh air

The Sunday morning trail

A Sunday morning

A favourite walking route

Plans feel easier together

Pick your day and place.

A plan is better when someone says “I'm in.”

Tagwimi turns a vague “we should” into a real place, a real time, and a few people ready to show up.

01

Put it on the calendar

Choose something you want to do. Add a public place, time, and how many people can join.

02

Find your people

Browse small, specific plans or ask to join one that feels like your kind of thing.

03

Meet up for real

Confirm the plan, say hello in the group chat, and show up together.

There's a whole world outside your maybe list.

Start with something small. A swim, a walk, an afternoon out. Think of these as starting points for the plans you can make together.

Browse plans
Beginner friendly

A slow swim, no pressure

A Saturday afternoon

A public pool nearby

Fresh air

The Sunday morning trail

A Sunday morning

A favourite walking route

Good company

Coffee & a little courage

An easy Friday evening

A café around Kampala

The hard part is often just going alone.

Tagwimi is for the moment between wanting to do something and walking through the door. Small groups make it easier to begin. A clear plan makes it easier to follow through.

Comfort comes first.

Plans start at public places. See who you're meeting, agree on the details in chat, and check in when it's time. Keep the conversation in the group chat before you meet.

Public venuesSmall groupsClear plans

Your next good story starts with “let's go.”

Find an activity, make a plan, and invite someone to come along.

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