Co-op night, someone else picks
Thursday, 20:00
4 going
No feed. No followers. Just people.
Making friends as an adult is absurdly hard. It shouldn’t be.
Tell us what you want to do. We’ll find your people.
Gaming tonight, a film on Saturday, coffee next week. Bunchy finds people who are into the same things and free when you are: online, nearby, or both.
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BUNCHY6 people
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Gaming tonight4 going92%
Coffee Saturday3 free
Co-op Night6 going
An example bunch. Bunchy hasn’t launched yet, these aren’t real people.
WHAT’S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW
This is the board. It fills up as people arrive.
Bunchy hasn’t launched, so there is nothing real to show here yet. And we would rather show you an empty board than invent a busy one. Every card below is an example of what this looks like once people are on it.
- EXAMPLE
4 people are looking for a gaming bunch
ONLINE·Tonight
- EXAMPLE
6 people want to watch something
ONLINE·20:00
- EXAMPLE
3 people want a co-working session
ONLINE·Now
- EXAMPLE
4 people want coffee
IN PERSON·Saturday
- EXAMPLE
5 people want to go hiking
IN PERSON·Sunday
- EXAMPLE
6 people are up for board games
EITHER·This week
THE PROBLEM
You don’t need more followers. You need four people who answer the group chat.
EVERYWHERE ELSE
1,284 followers
17 likes
3 comments
Still nobody to go out with.
ON BUNCHY
SMET
🎮 Gaming🍜 Food🥾 Hiking
ONLINE“Anyone up for co-op?”“Yep, 9pm.”
We’re going Saturday.
An audience is not a social life. The number that matters is the one you could text tonight.
THE DIFFERENCE
The same Saturday, on two different products.
Everywhere else
someone_you_met_once
1,284 followers · 312 following
17 likes · 4 comments · 2h
9 likes · 1 comment · 3h
You scrolled for eleven minutes. You know what forty people did on Saturday. None of them know you were free.
On Bunchy
Hiking
We’re going Saturday.
4 going
That is the whole screen. There is nothing under it.
You said you were free. Four people who like walking said the same thing. Saturday exists now.
This is what fills up instead of a feed.
Three real evenings, with the people already going. Nothing under them, and nothing arriving while you read.
Gaming Coffee Saturday morning, nothing planned after
Saturday, 10:30
3 goingWalking Slow one, we stop for chips
Sunday, 11:00
5 going
THE BUNCH MOMENT
This is the whole product, in one gesture.
Matching looks at interests, goals, distance and when you are free then stops. There is no feed to fall into afterwards.
MGaming
EHiking
TFood
PFilms
Youon your own
One person, on their own.
HOW BUNCHY WORKS
Five stages, and none of them are scrolling.
Discover
People, bunches and activities, online or nearby, each with a plain-English reason it was shown.
Match
Eight weighted signals, not a tag intersection. Including the ones you’re curious about but haven’t done.
Bunch
Four to six people come together. Small enough that everyone speaks.
Plan
Somebody suggests Thursday. The bunch agrees on something real.
Together
A voice channel on Thursday, a table on Saturday. Both count. This is the only stage that does.
Most social products are built to keep you at stage one. Bunchy is built to get you to stage five and then leave you alone.
WHAT YOU CAN ACTUALLY DO
Three ways in, depending on what you turned up for.
Seven features, grouped by the reason you opened the app rather than by what each one is called.
You have the idea already. Set a time and an activity, and let the app do the finding.
Start a bunch
Say what you’d like to do. We’ll find people who might be up for it. No form to fill in first.
Plans
Turn “we should do something” into a date, a place and a count of who is coming.
I know what to do
You have the idea already. Set a time and an activity, and let the app do the finding.
Start a bunch
Say what you’d like to do. We’ll find people who might be up for it. No form to fill in first.
Plans
Turn “we should do something” into a date, a place and a count of who is coming.
Show me what’s happening
Have a look first. Approximate areas near you, or a voice channel tonight, without committing to anything.
Discover
People, bunches and activities ranked by how well they actually fit, and finite, so it ends.
Radar
Bunches and activities around you. Areas, never addresses.
Get me out of the house
No browsing and no typing. Five taps and you have something to do tonight.
Do something
Say what you have (money, time, energy) and get an evening back. Five taps, no typing.
Surprise me
The opposite of a recommendation: someone whose interests don’t look like yours, but whose evenings do.
ONLINE · IN PERSON · EITHER
A voice channel counts. So does a table. So does both.
Bunchy is not trying to get you off your screen, and it is not trying to keep you on it. These are the shapes of plans bunches make. Real ones replace them, with permission, the day there are real ones to show.
ONLINE
Co-op night, six going
A bunch that lives in its own voice channel and likes it there. No plan to meet, and none needed.
MWSP
ONLINE
Focus session, 9am Tuesday
Four people who work alone, working alone together. Cameras optional.
ETM
ONLINE
Watch party, 20:00
Same film, six places, one chat. Somebody always talks through the ending.
SPWT
IN PERSON
Saturday coffee, no agenda
The low-stakes first meet a lot of bunches start with.
ETM
IN PERSON
Sunday walk, whoever is free
Availability is a real field here, so “whoever is free” is a query rather than a guess in a group chat.
TSEW
EITHER
Board games, table or tabletop
The same bunch, one week around a table and the next around a server. Nothing about that is a compromise.
SMETPW
And sometimes one becomes the other.
A gaming bunch plays every Thursday for two months, and one week somebody asks whether anyone fancies pizza. That is a good outcome. So is playing every Thursday for two years and never asking. Bunchy will never nudge you toward the first one. The group decides, and both endings are the product working.
RECURRING BUNCHES
Find people you’ll want to see again.
The hard part was never one good evening. It is the second one, and the eighth. A bunch is built to keep going: a standing night, the same people, no reintroductions.
- Gaming every Thursday
- Friday film night
- Weekday focus sessions
- Sunday walks
- Monthly board games
- Sunday anime
Before you sign up.
- Is this a dating app?
- No, and it is not one with the labels changed either. No swiping, no romantic intent field, nothing that ranks people by attractiveness. It is for friends.
- Is it actually free?
- Yes. No trial, no card, no paid tier holding the useful half hostage.
- Who can see my profile?
- Signed-in members only, never search engines, never the open internet. Your location is stored as an approximate area, never an address.
- What if nobody near me has joined yet?
- Then Discover says so plainly, with the number of people nearby rather than an empty page. Online bunches work at any distance from day one.
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Online. In person. Or both.
Three minutes to say what you are into and when you are free. The next step is an actual evening with actual people.
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