Mixer.
Random pairing, real research

Meet someone
you wouldn't have.

Join a round. Once it closes, everyone gets randomly paired — nobody, including the host, knows who's matched with whom until then. Grounded in sociologist Mark Granovetter's landmark research: casual, weak-tie connections are often more valuable than close ones, precisely because they sit outside your existing circle.

At most 30 days out. Everyone who's joined gets randomly paired the moment this passes.

Runs on Stripe test mode.