How an evening runs

You book a seat for a specific date and city. An hour before the start we send a reminder with the join link. Fifteen minutes before, the room opens for the equipment check.

The host starts round one. You see one other guest, a timer and, if you want it, a conversation starter. Four minutes later the round closes and the next one opens. Sixteen to twenty guests means eight to ten conversations.

Somebody has to sit out a round when the count is uneven. Instead of an empty screen you join the host lounge, where the host is live and other guests between rounds can be too. Nobody sits out twice.

Connections fail. When a guest disappears the schedule recalculates before the next round starts, so the evening keeps its shape.

Mutual matches appear in your account. A conversation opens only where both of you said yes. There is no general inbox and nobody can contact you without that mutual yes.