Host a dinner for people you invite
A leaving do, a reading group, a team from different offices, old classmates in different countries. You share a link; everyone who accepts is seated at tables of six by what they share, for an hour, the same way as any evening here.
Asking for an organisation, or want an evening open to everyone with your name on it? Sponsor a dinner instead.
How it works
- 1. Ask. Say when, roughly how many, and what it is for. It is free.
- 2. It is set up for you. The person who runs this approves it, for anywhere from 6 to 36 guests, and you get an email.
- 3. Share the link. Your hosting page has an invitation link. Anybody holding it can accept, so share it where you would share a party invitation. You can make a new link at any time to cut off the old one.
- 4. Sit down. A few minutes before, your guests are seated at tables of up to six by what they have in common. You have a place at one of them.
The same rules hold at every table, yours included. Your hosting page shows who accepted by the name they chose, and nothing else: not their email, not their interests, and not a word said at any table but your own.
Ask to host
A dinner is hosted from an account, so you need one to ask. It takes an email address and nothing else.