Help grow the friendship movement in your city. Share Timeleft and earn as your community connects.
Align your brand with real human connection. Reach people actively building friendships, not just scrolling feeds.
Your venue could be where strangers become friends. Partner with us to welcome groups who return regularly, filling tables and building community.
Why we do what we do
Our purpose
To give the world a chance to show up again. To help you become the friend you wish you had — and through that practice, create the friendships you’ve been searching for.
Our philosophy
You might know us as “The Dinner with Strangers App“, but we’re building something much deeper than that.
The Friendship App.
Think of us as a tool to help you create strong friendships. From matching you with your group to the first brave hello, chatting afterwards, making future plans, and creating lasting friendships, we have features to support you at every step of your journey.
Friendship is the most influential factor on our health, wellbeing, and happiness. Yet we treat it like an afterthought. But when you prioritize friendship, it transforms your life. Because here’s the truth:
When you become the friend you wish you had, you’ll attract the friendships you’ve been searching for.
Our features
No bios, no swiping, no planning. Our Algorithm matches you with five like-minded strangers, then we pick a restaurant that fits your vibe, zone, and budget. Come open and curious, ready to listen beyond small talk.
Met someone great? With Connect, you can stay in touch, chat, make future plans, and keep building your friendship.
The first meetup creates a moment. Inviting someone back creates momentum. Use Repeat to invite a connection to your next gathering. It’s a great way to keep in touch and grow your friendship.
Bring a +1 with you — whether they’re a Timeleft friend or an old friend. Introduce people you’ve met to each other, letting your social circles expand and overlap naturally.
Keep showing up. Consistency turns moments into regular plans, and regular plans turn strangers into real friends.
Our pillars
Because the people who keep showing up become the ones who matter most. In a digitally distant world, we need to intentionally practice being present.
Real friendship isn’t transactional, and it’s not about keeping score. It’s about offering before you’re asked, reaching out first, and giving freely.
Every friendship starts with a little awkwardness. The nervous walk to a table of strangers. The vulnerability of admitting you want new friends. But it’s from that messy friction that real closeness grows.
Being a friend means actively listening and creating room for people to be themselves — unfiltered, unpolished, uncertain. It means making someone feel seen, not studied. Heard, not judged.
We’ve lost the art of running into each other — modern life optimized away the repetition that builds relationships. We have to create it intentionally now. The people who keep showing up become the ones who matter most.
Real friendship isn’t transactional — it’s not about keeping score. It’s about offering before you’re asked, reaching out first, giving freely. Trusting that the people worth keeping will eventually give back.
Every meaningful connection starts with awkwardness. The nervous walk to a table of strangers. The vulnerability of admitting you want friends. That beautiful, messy friction is where real connection begins.
Being a friend means listening without trying to fix. Creating room for people to be themselves — unfiltered, unpolished, uncertain. Presence that makes someone feel seen, not studied. Heard, not judged.
Smiling faces, new connections, real friendships.
This is what showing up looks like on film.
