What this is, and what it is not.
Written plainly, because a page nobody can read protects nobody. Last changed 16 September 2026.
Six strangers, one hour, something in common
You pick what you would talk about and book an hour. When it arrives, you are seated with up to five people who share the most with you, and you talk. That is the whole service. It is not a dating platform, not a professional network, and not somewhere to sell anything.
Adults only
You must be 18 or over. There is no way for us to verify that, which is precisely why it is stated here and why nothing on this platform is suitable for children.
The same seven shown before every sitting
- 1 No surnames, addresses, phone numbers, socials or links. The table will not carry them.
- 2 No money. Not lending, not investing, not selling, not "helping".
- 3 No photos, videos or files — there is nowhere to upload one, for the safety and privacy of everyone at the table.
- 4 Only people at this table. No bots, and no AI writing for you — your own words.
- 5 Start with what you share, then go wherever the talk goes — as long as everyone at the table can follow.
- 6 If someone makes the table worse, block them. You never have to explain.
- 7 Nobody here can read minds — including us.
Break them and the people at your table can vote you out of that sitting. Do it repeatedly, in front of different groups, and your account is paused while a human reads what happened.
Every seat is for a human, writing their own words
No bots, no automated accounts, and no letting an AI talk for you. You are asked to confirm it each time you take a seat. Nothing can prove it completely, so a table that suspects otherwise can vote somebody out, exactly as for any other rule.
Why there are no photos, videos or files
You are sitting with strangers you did not choose, so you cannot choose what they would send you either. Group chats among people who know each other can manage that; a table of strangers cannot, and nobody should be shown an unwanted image before anyone can stop it.
Photos also give away faces and, often, where they were taken — and here you are an object, not a face. Files can carry harm of their own. So there is simply nowhere to upload anything. To share something you love, recommend it: the table shows it as a card, and you can look it up yourselves.
We verify nobody
No identity checks, no background checks, no vetting of any kind. Somebody who is pleasant for an hour has proved they can be pleasant for an hour and nothing more.
Be careful with anyone who wants your phone number, your socials, your money, your address, or a private conversation away from the table. That request is the pattern, whatever reason is attached to it.
Sitting together again, without swapping details
After a table you can privately choose anyone you would sit with again. They are never told unless they chose you too, and then all that happens is that we try to seat you at the same table when you both book the same hour. A block always outweighs it.
Private dinners, on the same terms
A member can ask to host a dinner for people they invite. It is free, approved by the person who runs this, and happens here like any other hour: tables of six, seated by what people share, with the same rules and the same host at every table.
Hosting gives you a link to share and a list of who accepted, by the name each chose. It does not give you anybody's email, interests, or a way into any table's conversation but your own. Anybody holding the link can accept, so share it with care; you can make a new one at any time. How to host a dinner.
Supported by, and nothing more
Sitting here is free, and stays free because of sponsors. A sponsor may host a dinner, open to everyone or by invitation, and be credited by name: on its invitation, on the tables page, and at the top of the tables that evening. A sponsor never sees who came, what anyone picked, or a word of what was said, and has no say in who sits where.
If you arrange to meet, that is between you
People are free to arrange it. It happens off this platform — nothing here stores addresses, schedules a venue, or knows about it. We are not a party to it and cannot be responsible for what happens.
If you choose to, treat it exactly as meeting any stranger from the internet: somewhere public, in daylight, with somebody who knows where you are.
Not very much, and we would rather say so
This is run by one person. Tables may not run, the site may be down, and an hour you booked may be called off if fewer than three people book it — that last one is deliberate, because two people is not a table.
The service is provided as it is, with no warranty. Nothing is charged for, so nothing is owed back.
Either of us may stop
You can close your account whenever you like, from your page, and your name is removed from everything.
We may pause an account that is making tables worse for other people. That decision is made by a human reading a transcript, not by a machine.