Where can I go to meet people like me?
The next events around you, straight from the app. Fresh shows what communities and people organise, and what hykers are joining.
The filters that decide whether you go.
Category and date are the easy part. These are the ones that tell you whether an evening is for you.
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Interest
From bouldering and board games to vernissages and language exchanges — the thing you would actually turn up for.
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Language
The languages likely spoken at the event, so you are not the only person who cannot follow the room.
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Atmosphere
Calm, convivial, lively or festive. A quiet café evening and a warehouse party are not the same request.
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Intention
There to make friends, open to dating, or happy with either — stated up front rather than guessed at.
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Coming alone
An explicit signal on events where arriving by yourself is normal and someone will actually talk to you.
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Crowd size
Roughly how many people to expect, because fifteen and five hundred are completely different evenings.
How it works
The goal is simple: use your phone briefly, then live the experience fully.
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Open the map and spot something nearby
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Pick an activity that fits your time and vibe
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Get the practical info and confirm your plan
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Meet in real life and enjoy the moment
" There are no strangers here... ...only friends you haven't yet met. "
Respectful connections only. Less noise, more presence.
The kinds of plans you will actually find.
Formats people go to on a normal week in Switzerland, with the metadata that tells you whether it suits you.
- After-work apéroBars and terracesConvivialEasy solo
- Trail and hikeLakeside and AlpsActiveEasy solo
- Board-game nightCafés and clubsCalmEasy solo
- Concert and live musicVenues and festivalsFestiveBetter with friends
- Workshop and maker nightStudios and ateliersCalmEasy solo
- Sunday footballPitches and parksActiveBetter with friends
Formats, not listings — real events live in the app
Not just what is near. Why it might be yours.
Any map can show you what is closest. The recommendation is the product.
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Every suggestion is explained
Each event tells you why it was put in front of you: a shared interest, a language you speak, an atmosphere you have liked before.
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Deliberately varied
Recommendations are diversified on purpose, so you are not shown the same circle of people and places every week.
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It learns from turning up, not scrolling
Optional check-in and post-event feedback matter more than what you tapped on. Attention is not the metric; attendance is.
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Afterwards is part of it
After an event you can note the people you would like to see again, instead of losing the evening entirely.
About finding events
Do I need to know someone to go to an event?
No. That is the point of the “easy to come alone” signal: it marks events where turning up by yourself is completely normal, and where the organiser or the format makes sure you are not left standing in a corner.
Which regions are covered?
We started in Romandie, where we live, because a launch spread thinly across a whole country produces empty maps everywhere. Coverage grows city by city as local organisers come on board.
Where do the events come from?
From verified local organisers — bars, clubs, associations, communes, universities, cultural spaces — and from independent organisers who publish directly. Every organiser is checked before they can publish.
Is it free?
Yes, browsing and joining events is free. Some events are ticketed by their organiser, in which case the price is shown on the listing.
Will people see where I live?
No. Location is always approximate. We show proximity so recommendations are useful, and never a precise position.
Keep me posted
No spam, no pressure, just updates about the launch.