Get your club to actually know each other.
Let's Get Coffee introduces your members to each other, one warm coffee at a time, so freshers find their people, year groups mix, and members actually stick around. Free for communities.
Members opt in when they're ready and every introduction comes with a reason, so joining feels safe, warm, and worth it.
No app to install, no Slack required. Free for clubs and societies.
- Freshers meet someone in week one, and stay
- First-years and finalists actually mix
- No spreadsheets, no chasing: it runs itself
- Free for clubs, with or without an account
Set up in an afternoon.
A full membership list isn't a community
Most clubs don't lose members because the activities are bad. They lose them because nobody ever made the introduction that would have made them stay.
New members join, then quietly drift
Someone signs up at the activities fair, comes to one meeting, knows nobody, and never comes back. The club isn't failing them. Nothing ever introduced them to the people they'd have stuck around for.
The same five people run everything
Year after year, the committee carries the whole club because the wider membership never really connected enough to step up.
Year groups never mix
First-years stay with first-years. The seniors who could mentor them graduate, and all that knowledge walks out the door.
How it works for your club
Set up once. It runs every week.Create a round
Pick your club and how often members meet: weekly, every fortnight, once a month. Two minutes.
Members opt in
A few interests, their year, what they're hoping to get out of the club. That's the whole ask.
Intros go out
Each member gets one introduction worth making: a name, their year, and a real reason to grab a coffee.
Watch it stick
See who's connecting and gently re-invite anyone who's drifted, before they disappear for good.
A club people don't drift away from
Freshers find their people
New members meet someone they click with in week one, the single biggest predictor of whether they stay.
Years mix and mentor
First-years meet finalists. Knowledge passes down instead of graduating away every summer.
More hands on deck
Members who feel connected step up: for events, for committee roles, for the club's future.
Almost no admin
Automatic intros and light nudges run themselves. Your committee sets it up once and gets on with the fun part.
The clubs that thrive aren't the ones with the most events. They're the ones where members actually find each other. That's the whole job here: make the introduction, every week, so your club becomes a place people belong.
Real club stories are on the way as our first communities get going.
Any club with more members than friendships
If your roster is bigger than the group that actually knows each other, this is for you.
University societies
Sports, academic, cultural, hobby
Student organizations
Course cohorts, residences, student government
Community clubs
Hobby groups, run clubs, maker spaces
Members can trust it, and enjoy it
Taking part is opt-in, members share only what they choose, and every introduction comes with a reason. Belonging you help create, never pressure you apply.
Feel safe to show up
Every introduction should feel intentional, explainable, and respectful. You stay in control of what you share, who sees it, and how often you take part.
- Opt-in participation
- Explainable matches
- Privacy-first profiles
Enjoy the reason to come back
Meeting someone new should feel warm, simple, and human, not awkward, transactional, or forced.
- Warm introductions
- A clear reason to connect
- Friendly conversation starters
Good to know
The honest answers committees ask before bringing us in.
- Is it really free for student clubs?
- Yes. Communities, clubs, societies, and student organizations included, run free while we're getting started. We charge companies that need SSO, integrations, and dedicated support, not student clubs.
- Do members need to install anything or have an account?
- No app to install. Members opt into a round by email or a single shared link. For one-off events like a freshers' fair, guests can even join and get matched from a link or QR code without making an account at all.
- How much work is it for the committee?
- You set up a round once and it runs itself: matches and reminders go out automatically. There are no spreadsheets to maintain and no one to chase. A dashboard shows you who's connecting and who to gently re-invite.
- Can we use it for a one-off event, not just ongoing?
- Yes. Share one join code at a freshers' fair, social, or mixer and pair the room each break. Attendees get an introduction and somewhere to meet. Afterward they can claim a profile, so a single event keeps growing your club.
Bring it to your club.
Start a round, invite your members by link, and watch your club actually come together.
No credit card No app to install