Try using "Down to Lunch" for a week. It hit my campus very hard, and a lot of people actually used it (very close to hitting a critical mass in my opinion). Bu

Try using "Down to Lunch" for a week. It hit my campus very hard, and a lot of people actually used it (very close to hitting a critical mass in my opinion). But after some time, the app sucked. Here's why: I have different "tiers" of friends-- a core group I can eat with every day like family, acquaintance who I can eat with a few times a month, and the people I pretend to like & reluctantly get dinner with when asked. Ultimately it was this last group that made me delete the app. I'd rather just spend the time and text everyone I care about because 1) I avoid that awkward last group and 2) it shows the other two groups I care about them. And to go on a tangent, this is actually really important to keep up a relationship with acquaintances. And, in practice, I already have group chats with my core friends. I'm not saying this is a bad idea, but I'd highly recommend you use DownToLunch and consider my feedback. Push-to-Hangout apps sound convienent but they don't add much value in practice. In fact, DTL's constant notifications were so bothersome I deleted the app.