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OMA 1.1 · product experience
OMA 1.1 extends the private friend-group foundation into distinct service experiences, supported by horizontal layers that make every moment more useful without turning the app into a collection of permanent tabs.
Explore the servicesEvery service has its own object, lifecycle and first action. Home, Groups, Inbox and Me stay familiar underneath.
The shared foundation
The service name, context and actions change when they matter. Home, Groups, Inbox and Me remain the familiar way through OMA.
What matters now, active invitations, current plans and the OMA paths launcher.
Lasting Groups, Trips, Hangouts and deliberate continuations.
Messages, invitations, introductions, requests and service-labelled notices.
Core identity, privacy, active services, safety and account controls.
The OMA services
Open a service to see its promise, its distinction and the initial mobile-to-outcome flow that makes the concept concrete.
01 · OMA Trips
A calm private home for the whole journey—from the first idea to the Moments a group chooses to keep.
Structured, multi-day and anticipatory. The Trip Group Space keeps the group identity at the centre while the journey takes shape.
Initial mobile flow
Create a Trip or open a group-scoped invitation. The group sees the purpose and the people involved before joining.
Try the UI
SUMMER CREW · 4 PEOPLE
A few good days, together.
Coffee, a walk by the sea, and dinner together.
Service UI mockup
This interactive mockup illustrates the service direction described above. Try its tabs and actions to see how the experience could feel.
Concept preview under development. Sample actions do not send messages, create accounts or activate a live service.
Actual service release order
These are the first three product moments to make real. The rest of the OMA 1.1 family can share the foundation without competing with the initial release sequence.
First priority release
The full private group journey: plan, coordinate, go and keep the right moments.
Second priority release
A dedicated two-person room that begins with playful connection and grows into optional Bond layers.
Third priority release
A bounded, lightweight group moment with a clear start, live state and clean close.
Mobile product model
OMA should feel like one coherent mobile product. The current service determines the first useful action, while Places and Music enter only when the active context calls for them.
Trips
Couples
Hangouts
Explore
Date
Social
Places + Music
The invitation contract
A typed QR code or private link carries the service, object, scope and expiry.
See the purpose, visibility, participants and what continuing will share.
Joining, activating Date or sharing a Social post, or publishing an Explore intention requires a deliberate action.
Invites can be revoked, temporary states expire and continuation is always a separate choice.
Commercial trials
OMA Marketplace tests whether trusted identity can make local exchange more accountable. Anyone can browse; buyers and sellers verify their identity before trading.
For the pilot, transactions and payments remain outside OMA. Protected or integrated transactions can follow only if real demand and safe operating evidence justify them.
Commercial trial concept · evidence before scale
After 1.2 · directions, not promises
Work, Youth, Clubs, Events, APU and Place Circles are future concepts to test after learning from the MVP and early commercial trials. Their timing, shape and inclusion in the product remain open.
Future service exploration
Private professional introductions for mentoring and collaboration. Outside the OMA 1.1 core lineup; scope and timing remain open.
Guardian-first coordination
A safer communication layer for young people, guardians and coaches—built around the next action, controlled access and minimal data.

Real-world communities
Private member communication, schedules, participation and shared moments for the clubs and communities people already belong to.

Role-aware experiences
Purpose-built spaces for organizers, participants and audiences—combining official information with meaningful private community experiences.

Helsinki pilot
A Finnish-first pilot for relaxed outdoor play and casual sports nearby. We are collecting interest from local families and organizers.
Open pilot page A private-health pilot concept
Supportive, human-led coordination around everyday help and belonging—subject to separate partners, funding, safeguarding and evaluation.
From familiar places to belonging
A privacy-first, human-facilitated concept using explicit venue opt-in and mutual consent for small real-world circles. No public visitor list, people map or passive tracking.
Read about If’s Help a lot Award ↗Reference only; OMA Labs is not affiliated with If or the award.The current product remains focused on private friend groups and Trips. Roadmap stages and future concepts depend on product evidence, privacy and safety review, funding, partners and operational readiness.