The system wasn't built for us. So we're building it.

Workshops, classes, conferences, sidelines, school events, volunteer nights. We meet people who get it. Then we walk out the door with no way to find each other again.

Let's fix the after.

I'm in

The problem

We've never had more ways to connect, and we've never been less connected. The real connection happens in person, in the room. Then the room ends, and so does the relationship.

The connection dies at the door.

We don't swap LinkedIns or Instagrams. Even when we do, the conversation stops there.

The good stuff is scattered.

Amazing groups, organizations and events are happening everywhere, but there's no one place to find them, so you only hear about them by luck.

Every tool is one more thing to manage.

Someone has to create the group, run the event page and keep it going. So usually nobody does.

What if every room you walked into kept you connected?

One scan at any event puts you in the room, with everyone who was there. No organizer setup. No ticketing site in the middle.
Your profile shows the rooms you walk into, so the people you meet can find the groups, events and resources you love, and you can find theirs.
It's built for sharing resources and showing up for each other, not for collecting followers.

We haven't built it yet. We want to build it with you.

Why I'm building this

From Megan Darrell, CCO of Big Mother Energy

I spent 90 minutes at a public speaking workshop with five other women. By the end, we really knew each other. Then I asked if we could get the dates for the next one, and the instructor didn't have our emails. Neither did we.

We are all so interconnected, and yet we're less connected than ever.

There are so many organizations doing amazing things and putting on amazing events, but all of that information is so disjointed. There's no one place to find it.

How do we bridge the gap between the in-person experience and the digital continuation of the relationship?

Megan