Stop scrolling.
Start going out.
Noctu is a deck of things actually happening in your city. Swipe through it, keep what you like, send a few to your friends and let them vote. You end up with a plan instead of a group chat with nineteen links in it.
Free. No account. Nothing to install — it runs in your browser.
Three swipes and a vote
No feed, no algorithm to argue with, no endless list. One card at a time, and a decision at the end of it.
Swipe the deck
Every card is one plan: what it is, when, where and what it costs. Left to skip, right to keep. Filter by day, by category, or to free things only.
Send a few to friends
Swipe up on the ones worth arguing about. Your friends get a link, no account needed, and vote yes or no on their own phone, anonymously.
Get a plan for the day
Noctu builds the day around what you liked and voted yes to — something to see, somewhere to eat, somewhere after — with the times and the travel between them worked out. Swipe any stop to change it, and share the whole plan as one link.
Everything a night out can be
Not only clubs, and not only museums. The deck mixes categories deliberately, so you get an exhibition after a concert after somewhere to eat rather than eleven theatre listings in a row.
Exhibitions and museums
What is on now, with the real opening hours for the day you are looking at — including the ones that shut on Mondays.
Restaurants worth the trip
Rated 4.2 or higher, across every cuisine in the city. The phone number to book and the hours to check.
Parks, zoos and aquariums
El Retiro, El Capricho, the botanical gardens, Faunia, the Zoo Aquarium — with the history behind them, not just a pin on a map.
Cinema and theatre
Screenings with the screen and the time of each showing, plus what is on stage around the city.
Concerts and shows
Touring shows at the big rooms, flamenco in the tablaos and gigs across the city, with the date and the hall.
The weather, honestly
A real forecast for each day in the deck, so the plan does not put you on a terrace in the rain.
Nothing here is invented
Every card comes from a named source, and the app lists them all in full. Nobody pays to be in the deck.
Descriptions are translated and opening hours read automatically, so they can be wrong. The Noctu score is a fixed formula, and the Google rating sits beside it, untouched.
Your night is nobody's business
Noctu has no accounts, no tracking, no analytics and no advertising. There is no server holding your data, because there is nothing sent to one.
- Your likes, votes, plans, name and picture stay in your browser, on your device.
- No cookies, no tracking, no advertising, nothing to consent to.
- The photographs and the forecast reach you through noctu.app, so the sources never see your device.
- A plan you share carries only the event and the date — never your name.
- Export everything, or delete all of it, from your profile whenever you like.
Before you ask
Is it free?
Yes, entirely, and there is nothing to upgrade to. Noctu sells nothing, takes no commission and shows no advertising. Where there is an entry price it is the venue's, not ours.
Do I need an account?
No. Open it and it works, and everything is stored on your device, not on a server.
Is there an iPhone or Android app?
Not yet. Open noctu.app in your phone's browser and add it to your home screen: it behaves like an installed app.
Which cities?
Madrid, for now. Cities arrive one at a time, and the next stop is on its way.
How current is it?
Rebuilt from the sources every night, and the app's profile names the catalogue you are looking at. Events still get cancelled and hours still change, so check with the venue before you set off.
Something on a card is wrong. Or that photograph is mine.
Tell us and it gets fixed or removed. There is a support page inside the app for a wrong listing, and a route for photographers, venues and organisers who want their work taken down: it goes, and it stays gone.
Does it work in Spanish?
Spanish and English, switchable in the profile.