You haven't met your whole social life yet.
Pick something you actually want to do in Miami. We'll match you with a small group of people who picked it too — and who you'd get along with beyond it.
Nobody in Miami says no to plans. They just never make them.
You know the pattern. "We should get coffee sometime." Everyone means it. Nobody calendars it.
Meanwhile there are people three blocks from you who'd genuinely click with you — same taste in food, same weird hobby, same idea of a good Thursday. You have no mechanism for meeting them.
That's the entire gap Sevenish fills.
Starting with the plan means nobody has to make the first move. You already have a reason to be there.
Not a dating app. Not another events feed.
Events apps show you a list and leave you to go alone. Friendship apps hand you a stranger and expect the two of you to invent a reason to meet. Neither works, because friendship needs a group, a reason, and a date on the calendar.
Sevenish starts with the plan — because the plan is the easy part to say yes to. The people come attached.
"I'd feel weird walking into a room of strangers."
You won't be walking in cold. Everyone there picked the same plan you did, for the same reason you did, and is arriving equally unsure. The activity does the heavy lifting for the first twenty minutes — that's the whole point of starting there.
You're not being dropped into someone else's friend group. You're starting one.
Questions people actually ask
When does it launch?
Fall 2026, Miami first. Waitlist gets in before anyone else.
How does the matching work?
You pick a plan first. Everyone who picks it goes into the pool, and we build small groups from the people who fit together — interests, vibe, how you answered onboarding.
How much does it cost?
Joining the waitlist is free. We'll be upfront about pricing well before launch — no surprise paywall the day you get access.
How big is a group?
Small. Small enough that nobody's standing on the edge of it.
Is this for dating?
No. This is for friends. If something else happens, that's between you and Miami.
Do I have to go alone?
You're matched into a group before you go, and everyone in it chose the same thing you did. There's no "only new person in the room."
What if I'm not new to Miami?
Plenty of people have lived here ten years and still run the same three-friend rotation. This is for them too.
Is it just Miami?
For now. Other cities depend on how loud this waitlist gets.
Your city's bigger than your group chat.
Get in before we open the doors.
Miami only. For now.