Table for Six
Six seats · one hour · no photos, ever

A table you sit at from home.

Tell us what you would talk about — as broad or as specific as you like — and you are seated with up to five strangers who share the most with you, for an hour. Nobody here is looking for a date, a photo, or your surname.

Look around — no email I have an account

Looking around needs nothing, and sitting down needs a name. An email is only for reminders.

Right now A table that starts now No date, no diary. Stand at the door and the moment three of you are standing there, the table is laid and opened for the hour. Stand at the door → The next evening Tables for whoever comes · an hour Everyone who books is seated in tables of six by what they share — one table or ten, depending on how many come. Book a seat →

Hundreds of things to share, broad or specific

Border Collie Folk horror Sourdough Afrobeats Tortoises Chess openings Studio Ghibli Coffee farming Marathon training Jollof Retro handhelds Houseplants Stoicism K-drama Birdwatching Jazz piano Cricket Crochet Space telescopes Board games Salsa Poetry Beekeeping Anime Border Collie Folk horror Sourdough Afrobeats Tortoises Chess openings Studio Ghibli Coffee farming Marathon training Jollof Retro handhelds Houseplants Stoicism K-drama Birdwatching Jazz piano Cricket Crochet Space telescopes Board games Salsa Poetry Beekeeping Anime

Seated by what you share

Pick from hundreds of interests — dogs, or border collies; films, or folk horror. At each hour, everyone booked is split into tables by what they have in common, and the table shows you what that is.

An hour, then it is gone

A table exists for its hour, booked for the week or started the moment three people stand at the door, and then it is gone. There is no empty room to wander into.

You are an object, not a face

No photos, no bio, no browsing people. You pick something from the table to sit behind. There is nothing here to lie with.

How the hour goes

Five courses, and a host who knows when to stay quiet.

  1. Start

    Arrival

    Say what you brought. It is everyone’s first line.

  2. 5 min

    First course

    The host asks about what your table shares.

  3. 20 min

    Second course

    A second question, a little deeper in.

  4. 35 min

    Open table

    No prompts. Go wherever the talk goes.

  5. 50 min

    Last call

    One last question, then goodbyes.

Kept safe by design

No photos. No profiles. No private messages.

Phone numbers, socials and links never reach the table. Anyone making it worse can be blocked in a tap, or voted out by the others. And when the table closes, what was said is deleted with it.

Liked their company?

Sit with them again — if they want that too.

After a table, you can quietly say who you would sit with again. Nobody is told unless you both chose each other — then we try to seat you together next time. No numbers swapped, ever.

Pull up a chair.

A minute to pick a name and what you would talk about. No email, unless you want to be reminded.

Look around — no email I have an account