Synchronized Presence

For mindful people who
would rather stay in tonight.

A community that meets on video, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at eight, in your room: people who don't drink, neurodivergent, single parents, 35+, 50+. Eight minutes face to face, then the next person. No profile to write.

People who don't drink · Neurodivergent · Single parents · 35+ · 50+

Video speed dating from your own room. UK and Ireland, free this autumn.

What is Synchronized Presence?

For mindful people who would rather stay in tonight — a community that meets on video, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at eight, in your room. Eight minutes face to face, then the next person. No profile to write.

  • 01

    The evening meditation, half past seven

    Every evening, local time, free. Everyone who opens the app at that minute is in the same twenty-one-minute meditation at the same moment, with a live count of who's there. A bell opens it, a recorded voice cues the breath briefly, and the rest is silence. Nobody leads it.

  • 02

    Your room's evening, on video

    You choose your room when you join: people who don't drink, neurodivergent, single parents, 35+, 50+. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at eight. Eight minutes face to face with one person, then the next, in a small group the evening keeps in balance. No profile to write, no photos, no swiping. A ticket is £5, free this autumn.

  • 03

    A noticeboard, your room only

    A few words from people in your room, near you, newest first: no followers, no likes, no algorithm, and it ends. Nobody from another room sees it.

The community is free, with no ads and no subscription; the one ticket costs £5. Built by one person, with no investors and no outside money. On iPhone and Android, in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Three quiet surfaces

One place. Nothing shouting for your attention.

No endless feed, no leaderboard, no algorithm deciding who you see. Just three calm ways to be present.

  1. 01

    Today

    The front door.

    A calm daily view of what's here now — tonight's meditation, your room's evening on video, a few recent voices from your room. You open it, you breathe, you close it.

  2. 02

    Events

    The meditation, and the evening. Meditation free

    Every evening at half past seven, a leaderless meditation everyone joins at the same minute, wherever they are. A bell, a recorded voice for the breath, then silence. No host, no teacher, no camera. The same tab lists your room's evening on video: eight minutes face to face, then the next person.

  3. 03

    Voices

    A quiet noticeboard.

    A calm, chronological feed, your room only — share a few words, a photo, or a short video. No follower counts, no trending, never ranked, never an algorithm.

Video speed dating, three evenings a week, in your room

Eight minutes, face to face, on video. Some of us meet someone.

Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at eight, in the room you chose: people who don't drink, neurodivergent, single parents, 35+, 50+. Eight minutes face to face, then the next person. No profile to write. Everyone in your room chose it the way you did; we never ask why, only which. Nothing happens unless you take a seat.

People who don't drink · Neurodivergent · Single parents · 35+ · 50+

  • Eight minutes, one to one

    On video, in a small group the app keeps in balance, so nobody sits out more than one round.

  • No profiles, no photos, no swiping

    You are seen the way you'd be seen across a table. A name and a face, live.

  • The seat is given at the door

    Ten minutes before the start, to the people who are in the app. Nothing is reserved for anyone who isn't there.

  • Then the next person

    The round ends on the clock, you say goodbye, and the next face appears. The evening ends for everyone at the same minute, and you are already home.

A ticket is £5 in the UK, €6 in Ireland, one evening at a time — no subscription. Launch offer: 100 % off until 30 November. The meditation and the noticeboard stay free.

The honest list

What you won't find here.

Ten things we decided not to build. Every one of them is checkable inside the app in under a minute.

  1. 01

    The community is free. One ticket costs £5.

    The meditation and the feed cost nothing: no subscription, no premium tier. The only thing for sale is a seat at a speed dating evening, because video calls cost us real money. Launch offer in the UK and Ireland: 100 % off until 30 November.

  2. 02

    No ads.

    Your attention isn't the product.

  3. 03

    No algorithm.

    The feed is just newest-first. Nothing decides what you should see.

  4. 04

    No followers, no likes.

    Nobody performs, nobody wins.

  5. 05

    It doesn't want your hours.

    The feed ends. It shows only your room, and only moments caught live on the camera — nothing uploaded, nothing from the other side of the world. Here and now, then done.

  6. 06

    Nobody leads it.

    Every evening at half past seven. A recorded voice cues the breath for a couple of minutes; the rest is silence, with a live count of everyone sitting with you. No teacher, no camera, no one watching. Sundays at half seven, we sit together — come.

  7. 07

    You choose your room. Nobody checks, nobody asks why.

    A room is the evening you walk into, not a label about you. Change it any time in your profile.

  8. 08

    Real humans only.

    No AI companions, no synthetic anybody.

  9. 09

    Nobody can message you cold.

    There is no inbox for strangers. A conversation exists only after two people who met on video both, separately, say yes.

  10. 10

    One person built it. No investors, no outside money.

    No engagement targets. It only needs to sustain itself.

What we will never do

  • No ads. Ever.
  • No subscriptions.
  • No algorithm choosing who you see.
  • No metrics shouting for your attention.

A new member can find something that matters here — without ever joining a single event.