A Singapore street at night, shophouse signs lit, people walking towards the river
AFTERHOURS
Book the night with your crew, split it, pass the door, keep a ride on standby. One app from the first bar to your front door.
Pick your city
The whole night
A night out is a sequence, not a list of places. AFTERHOURS follows the sequence.
Hosted crawls across Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Tanjong Pagar, with the stops and times already set.
One booking, everyone invited by email. The night confirms when the last person says yes.
Shares, tables and bottles are priced per person. Nobody chases anyone the morning after.
A QR pass with your age check already done. Show it, walk in, order.
Request a standby ride between stops. The driver is already near the river when you walk out.
A cloakroom tag with a photo and a code. Your jacket is at the rooftop before you are.
The last stop is your door. The host sees the crew home, the app closes the night.
Three faces
You are going out. Find a night, bring your crew, split the bill, pass every door.
Your bag, your ride and your way home are handled before the second drink.
You run the night. Roster, check-in, ride requests and bag custody on one screen.
No WhatsApp lists, no OTA cut. Guests pay their share and you keep it.
Venues see the door list with age flags and tables already sold.
Drivers wait on standby near the stops and take requests, not laps.
Alive, not a list
The clock is real. The map moves with the crew. The ride state changes when the driver does. Nothing on this screen is a thing you have to remember.
Tonight
Current stop
Chupitos, Clarke Quay
Leaving at 11:15
Standby ride
On the wayToyota Alphard, 4 min
PIN 4821
Crew
6 of 6 checked in
Bag
With Ravi, tag 7F2K
Next: Southbridge rooftop, 01:30
Built for the city you are in
Languages, legal age, the rules that change at 10:30pm, and the numbers to call. Saved on your phone before you lose signal in the basement.
No drinking in public places from 10:30pm to 7am. Inside a licensed venue is fine.
Shops stop selling takeaway alcohol at 10:30pm, so stock up early or buy at the bar.
Pubs usually call last orders around 11pm. Bars and clubs with late licences run on.
Challenge 25: anyone who looks under 25 is asked for photo ID. Bring it every time.
Legal drinking age is 20 and clubs check ID at the door, every time.
Shops sell alcohol 11am to 2pm and 5pm to midnight. Bars keep serving.
The legal drinking age is 20. Foreign visitors must carry their passport at all times, and clubs check ID at the door.
Last trains leave around midnight and the first ones run again around 5am. Plan to stay out or take a taxi.
The legal drinking age is 19, counted by calendar year: you can drink from 1 January of the year you turn 19.
Clubs check ID strictly at the door. Foreigners should carry their passport; other foreign IDs are often refused.
The legal age to drink in bars and clubs is 18. Carry photo ID; doors check it.
Drinking in the street is legal, and in Lan Kwai Fong half the night happens outside.
The legal drinking age is 18. Carry your passport; doors check ID.
The MRT closes around midnight. After that it is YouBike, a taxi or a ride-hail car.
The legal drinking age is 21. Bring photo ID; clubs check it at the door.
Muslims are prohibited from drinking alcohol under syariah law.
The legal drinking age is 21. Bring photo ID.
Many bars close by 1 or 2am. A few clubs run later; your host knows which.
The legal drinking age is 18. Bring photo ID.
Bui Vien walking street is loud and runs late. Elsewhere closing times vary by venue; your host knows where the night can end.
Next
Packs are written one city at a time, with people who go out there.
Sign in, choose a night, invite the crew.