Groups Cannot Easily Find Meeting Locations That Minimize Travel Time Disparity
When groups need to meet in person, finding a location that is equitably convenient for all participants requires manual estimation or multiple web searches. The lack of a simple tool for travel-time-fair venue selection creates friction in social and professional meeting coordination. This is a real coordination pain with broad applicability beyond the current geographic limitation.
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