Find out where the night actually is. Before you go.

Yes. Everything that happens tonight is free: the map, the live head-counts, check-in, the venue chat, direct messages, friends, reporting and blocking. Laila+ is an optional subscription (or a 24-hour night pass) that adds planning features: the live roster of who is here, each venue's typical week, crowd filters, busiest-first ordering and next-move suggestions.

All over Israel. Every city's bars, dance bars and clubs are in Laila, and you can browse any city from anywhere in the world; the live numbers are the same whether you are on the street or on the sofa. The more people go out with Laila in a city, the fuller its picture.

From check-ins. When you are inside a venue and accept the check-in, you become one anonymous +1 in its live count, together with your gender and age band. That is the only source. No cameras, no Wi-Fi tracking, no data bought from anyone. Below five people a venue shows only the total, never the breakdown.

No. To notice that you arrived at a venue with the app closed, Laila asks for the "allow all the time" location permission, with an explanation, and you can refuse it: arrival detection then works whenever the app is open, and you can always check in by hand. Your position is compared with the venues around you on the phone; Laila keeps no history of where you have been, only the check-ins you chose to make.

By default, nobody sees you as a person: you are part of a venue's aggregate numbers. Your display name and photo appear in the venue chat when you post there, and on the "who's here" roster, which is visible only to Laila+ members who are checked in at the same venue as you. You can exclude yourself from the counts at any time in your profile's privacy section.

From a venue's chat you can send one direct message to someone who is also checked in there. Until they reply, you cannot send another - not after an hour, not tomorrow. If they reply, the conversation opens for both of you. Either side can decline or block, which closes the thread for good. This rule is what keeps Laila safe, and no plan removes it.

Yes. Laila is for adults, and you confirm you are 18 or older when you sign in. Venues keep their own entry policies, which Laila does not change.

Subscriptions are managed by the store you bought them from: on iPhone, Settings → your name → Subscriptions; on Android, Google Play → Payments & subscriptions. Cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep Laila+ until the end of the period you paid for. The night pass is a one-time purchase that simply ends after 24 hours. Your rights under the Consumer Protection Law, and how to exercise them, are on the cancellation page.

In the app: You → Account → Delete account. Everything about you is removed: profile, check-ins, messages, friends and any Laila+ purchase records on our side. The delete-account page describes exactly what is deleted, what is kept for legal reasons, and how to ask by email if you no longer have the app.

Hebrew, English, Russian and Arabic, with full right-to-left layout in Hebrew and Arabic, and a translate button in every chat so one room can hold all four.

Write to us with the venue name and your role, and we will send the claim form. Once verified, you get Laila for venues: your live numbers and typical week, and the ability to publish offers and events. Verification takes a few days.

The app works with VoiceOver and TalkBack, respects the system text size, shows every number as a number and not only as a colour, and ships in four languages. This site has an accessibility menu (bottom corner) for text size, contrast, links, fonts and motion. The full accessibility statement, our known limitations and the accessibility coordinator's address are on the accessibility page.