Use cases

Start from what you are trying to do.

Associations, chambers and coworking spaces

I run matchmaking for my members

You are the organizer: a trade association, a chamber of commerce, an export promotion agency or a coworking space that runs this as a regular program. The license is yours and covers every edition you run.

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Companies, franchise networks and groups

I want to run it inside my company

The same format across departments, business units, suppliers or franchisees. Instead of a mixer where the same people talk again, a planned sequence where everyone actually meets.

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Trade shows, congresses and business events

I want to add matchmaking to my event

A trade show, congress or convention that already has the right people in one building and wants the coffee break to produce business. It becomes an attraction with a number attached: how many meetings happened, and between whom.

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For anyone still evaluating

I am still figuring out if this fits

Bring the numbers from your event and we will show you, on a short call, the schedule the software would build: how many tables, how many rounds, and how many companies each participant would sit with.

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This is not open networking with name tags.

Open networking sends fifty people into a room and hopes the right two find each other. A matchmaking event schedules it: every participant works through a planned sequence of tables, meeting a different group each round. The scheduling math is what makes the difference, and it is the part a spreadsheet cannot do.