Best tools to find a fair meeting point for a group

The tools built for a fair group meeting point are togather, MedioVia, Splitspot, Where2Meet, Fairspot, hugpoint and Equidistance. All of them use real travel time instead of a map midpoint. They differ in group size (4 to 10 people), whether each person can travel a different way, how "fair" is decided, and whether you need an app.

The tools side by side

ToolGroup sizeTravel modesHow the spot is pickedPlatform
togather2 to 8Transit, bike, walking or driving, per personAverage trip plus the longest-to-shortest gap, weighted equallyAny browser, no account
MedioViaUp to 10Car, transit, walking or bike, per personYou choose: lowest average or maximum fairnessBrowser, optional sign-in
SplitspotUp to 10Driving, public transport, cycling or walking, per personMinimises the longest journeyBrowser, optional sign-in
Where2MeetA group, via shared linkCar, transit, walking or bikeThe group compares travel times and votes; the organiser picksBrowser, no account
Fairspot2 to 8Transit, bike and walkingFairness score out of 100iOS and Android app
hugpointUp to 5Walking, cycling, driving or public transport, per personOverlap of travel-time zones, ranked by rating and fairnessBrowser, no account
EquidistanceUp to 4Transit, car, walking or bikeJourneys as equal as possible, with an arrive-by timeBrowser, no sign-up

As of October 2026, based on each product's public website.

Which one to use

togather
A group of up to eight in a city, arriving different ways, that wants the fairest venues ranked in one step - and a link anyone missing can add themselves to.
MedioVia
Groups of nine or ten, or when you need to filter venues by price, rating or what is open now. togather vs MedioVia
Splitspot
Meeting between towns when you also want stays or activities at the halfway point. togather vs Splitspot
Where2Meet
Groups that want to vote on the place, or plans where the meeting time changes the answer. togather vs Where2Meet
Fairspot
Groups in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, Toulouse or Lille who are happy to use a native app. togather vs Fairspot
hugpoint
Small groups that want to browse by venue category and price on a map. togather vs hugpoint
Equidistance
Two to four people after a quick pub, cafe, restaurant or park, arriving by a set time. togather vs Equidistance

Also compared: togather vs MeetWays, togather vs Mappr.

Questions

What is the best app to find a fair meeting point for a group?
For a group of up to eight in a city arriving by different modes, togather ranks the fairest venues in one step, in the browser. For nine or ten people, MedioVia or Splitspot. For a group vote, Where2Meet. For two to four people with an arrive-by time, Equidistance.
What makes a meeting point fair?
Travel time, not distance. A spot halfway on a map can be ten minutes for one person and forty for another. togather scores each place on the average trip plus the gap between the longest and shortest, so nobody is stuck with a much longer journey.
Do I need to install an app?
Only for Fairspot, which is an iOS and Android app. togather, MedioVia, Splitspot, Where2Meet, hugpoint and Equidistance all run in the browser.
Which tools let each person choose a different way to travel?
togather, MedioVia, Splitspot and hugpoint let you set a travel mode per person, so a cyclist, a driver and someone on the metro are each timed on their own route.

Try it on your own group

Add everyone’s starting point, pick how each person travels, and send the result to the group. No download, no sign-up.

Find your meeting point