Delhi is not short of things to do — it is short of people to do them with on a Tuesday. The city is big enough that your college group lives an hour away and your work friends clock out in the opposite direction.
SyncTrip fixes the coordination, not the city. Post the plan you already wanted — a heritage walk through Mehrauli, a badminton court in Dwarka, the 10pm show at Select Citywalk — and fill it with verified people who are actually in your part of Delhi.
Four kinds of plan run all week here. Every one of them is easier with three or four other people, and every one of them is on SyncTrip.
Delhi rewards walking more than almost any Indian city, and almost nobody does it alone. Find a group for the morning that would otherwise be spent scrolling.
Book the slot, post the game, fill the gaps. Weeknight cricket and football across the city, badminton courts that are empty at 6am and packed at 8pm.
Out of the city before the traffic wakes up. Delhi riders have three good directions and a lot of company for all of them.
Match on the film, then plan the night. There is always someone in Delhi holding out for the same release you are.
Plans are pinned to where they happen, so you are not offered a Dwarka game while you are sitting in Mayur Vihar on a weeknight.
Delhi's riding groups, sports collectives and interest clubs run their meetups on SyncTrip — follow one to get into its chat room and hear about events before they fill.
Discover clubs & eventsDrive times are the realistic ones, not the ones Google shows at 4am. Each destination has a guide with what to see and who else is planning a trip there.
Start from the activity, not the profile. Join a plan on SyncTrip — a city walk, a turf slot, a movie, a cafe meetup — and you meet people while doing something, which is easier than meeting them to decide whether to do something. Every member is verified.
Mornings suit Sunder Nursery, Lodhi Garden and the Mehrauli park trail; afternoons suit Hauz Khas, Khan Market and the Lodhi Art District; evenings suit a Saket or CP screen. Out of town, Damdama, Neemrana and Agra are all same-day trips.
Plenty. The reliable Sunday routes are Damdama via Gurgaon, Neemrana down NH-48 and Vrindavan on the Yamuna Expressway. SyncTrip shows a ride's pace, distance and start point up front so you can pick one that fits how you actually ride.
Yes — free on Android and iOS. Making plans, joining them and group chat cost nothing. Ticketed club events show their price before you book.