The short version

Someone sent you this because they'd like to try it.

Here's everything you'd need to say yes or no, on one page. It should take about a minute.

What is it?
Software that introduces people inside an organization to each other, one at a time, with a reason the introduction makes sense. They have a coffee. That's the whole product.
What does it cost?
It's free for communities, schools, and clubs. Companies start at $49/month. There's no card to start and no contract to leave.
What does it ask of our people?
About two minutes, once: a few interests and what they're hoping for. After that, one introduction at whatever pace you set. They can pause or leave at any time, without explaining themselves to anyone.
What does it ask of us?
An afternoon. Pick who's included, choose how often people meet, invite them by email or one shared link. There's no rollout project and no integration to schedule.

What an admin can see

Who's taking part and how the program is going overall. Not what anyone talked about, not their notes, and not what they wrote in feedback. We don't store conversation content anywhere.

The full list, including the parts we haven't finished building, is on one page. We publish the limitations too.

Read what a host can and can't see

And if it doesn't work?

Then you stop, and you've lost an afternoon. There's no contract to exit and no card on file to cancel. If people don't take part, we treat that as a signal about the program, not a failing of theirs: we won't name anyone who opted out, and we won't invent a bad introduction to keep the numbers looking healthy.

We'd rather make no match than a bad one.

Questions before you decide?

Ask us anything. A human reads it, and we'd rather answer a hard question now than a complaint later.