
Rodeo
Social coordination app that turns your saved content and group chats into actual plans with friends
Last verified August 15, 2026 · Updated daily
What Rodeo is building
Rodeo solves the gap between intent and action in social plans. You save a restaurant on TikTok. Someone drops an event idea in a group chat. Nothing happens. Rodeo pulls the signal from all of it, saved posts, links, group messages, and uses AI under the hood to surface real plans at the right moment: suggesting brunch spots when you're free on Saturday, or pinging your friends when three of you have overlapping availability. It's not a social network. It's the coordination layer on top of the ones you already use.
Why this matters
There's a documented friendship recession underway. People have more digital content about things to do than ever, and less actual follow-through. The discovery problem is solved, you know about the restaurant. The coordination problem isn't, and no one has cracked it at scale. Rodeo's thesis is that as AI makes content infinitely abundant, real-world coordination becomes the scarce resource. As one investor noted publicly: "The companies helping people get off their phones and into the same room are going to matter a lot." The timing is right because AI is finally good enough to make this feel effortless rather than laborious, natural language understanding, scheduling inference, and group preference mapping were too clunky to execute on until now. The "friendship economy" is also getting crowded (Bumble BFF, HeyDay, etc.), but Rodeo is the only one with founders who actually scaled a consumer social product to tens of millions of users.
Open roles at Rodeo
3 positions we're tracking. Roles are re-checked daily and removed when filled.
Hiring outlook
Fresh $8.5M, product launching in weeks, two-person founding team with zero engineering or growth hires publicly visible.
Working at Rodeo
Rodeo: Social coordination app that turns your saved content and group chats into actual plans with friends. Founded , currently <50 employees. What this means for you: broad remit, direct access to founders, and equity that still means something if the company works out.
Most Rodeo jobs are based in New York City.
Frequently asked questions
How many jobs does Rodeo have open?
Rodeo currently has 3 open roles, last verified March 2025.
Does Rodeo hire remotely?
All current Rodeo roles are based in New York City.
What roles is Rodeo hiring for?
Rodeo is hiring across Engineering, Marketing, Design. The most recent opening is Software Engineer (Full-Stack / Mobile).
How do I apply for a job at Rodeo?
Apply directly through the links above, or read our guide on how to actually get hired at Rodeo.
Where is Rodeo based?
Rodeo is headquartered in New York City.
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