The first app where you pick who you want to meet—and see them IRL at group events.
the intentional approach
The right people make all the difference
— friendships, romance, fun experiences
Endless texting? Random meetups? That's the old way. When you pick who you meet and they pick you back, everything changes. Active social life, new friends, romantic possibilities — all at once, none of the waste.
whosinto is intentional by design. you choose, they choose, we match. Multiple possibilities, one great night.
Step 1
See who's into the same things as you
Everyone here shares your interests
you like
you want to meet
Step 2
Pick who you'd like to meet
Step 3
We assemble groups based on mutual picks
4-6 compatible people who chose each other
Step 4
Get your invite
Your group + the plan. You decide
Step 5
Meet in a cozy spot
Somewhere where you can talk and get to know each other
Step 6
Attend an event as a group
Concerts, comedy shows, cultural events
Here's what we do
The first ever app where you pick who you want to meet at group IRL events.
We form groups of 4-6 people for concerts, comedy shows, and other experiences.
Your pick is never revealed. We just use it to assemble compatible groups where everyone chose each other.
Friendships or dating, doesn't matter. Nobody knows who you picked or who you're for.
Mystery and chill vibes. No pressure. Just real connections.
What people are saying
"The mutual selection thing is genius. Everyone in your group chose to meet each other, but it's not weird or transparent like swiping. It's somewhere between organic and intentional, which is exactly what's missing from everything else out there."
Riley
Early 30s, Toronto
"I've been saying for years that apps are broken and we need to go back to meeting people IRL. But random meetups are hit or miss. This is the first thing I've seen that's like... okay, someone actually thought about how to make IRL work at scale."
Jamie
Late 20s, Toronto
"What I'm excited about is meeting friends too, not just dating. The way they group people, it seems like you'd vibe with everyone there. I'm so tired of apps that are only focused on one thing. This feels like real life."
Jen
Late 20s, Toronto
"I love that nobody knows who picked whom. You know everyone wanted to meet each other, but the specifics stay mysterious. It feels playful instead of awkward. I can just be myself instead of overthinking whether someone's into me or not."
Marcus
Early 30s, Toronto
"Honestly, even though it's not a dating app, I think this might be better for actually meeting someone. There's no pressure to perform or be 'on' the whole time. You're just doing something fun together. Way less exhausting than sitting across from someone trying to think of interview questions."
Sarah
Late 20s, Toronto
"The whole 'going to events together' thing just makes sense. You're already doing something you both care about, so conversation flows naturally. Plus if there's awkward silence, you're watching a band or whatever. It's low-stakes but high-potential."
David
Late 30s, Toronto
"The mutual selection thing is genius. Everyone in your group chose to meet each other, but it's not weird or transparent like swiping. It's somewhere between organic and intentional, which is exactly what's missing from everything else out there."
Riley
Early 30s, Toronto
"I've been saying for years that apps are broken and we need to go back to meeting people IRL. But random meetups are hit or miss. This is the first thing I've seen that's like... okay, someone actually thought about how to make IRL work at scale."
Jamie
Late 20s, Toronto
"What I'm excited about is meeting friends too, not just dating. The way they group people, it seems like you'd vibe with everyone there. I'm so tired of apps that are only focused on one thing. This feels like real life."
Jen
Late 20s, Toronto
"I love that nobody knows who picked whom. You know everyone wanted to meet each other, but the specifics stay mysterious. It feels playful instead of awkward. I can just be myself instead of overthinking whether someone's into me or not."
Marcus
Early 30s, Toronto
"Honestly, even though it's not a dating app, I think this might be better for actually meeting someone. There's no pressure to perform or be 'on' the whole time. You're just doing something fun together. Way less exhausting than sitting across from someone trying to think of interview questions."
Sarah
Late 20s, Toronto
"The whole 'going to events together' thing just makes sense. You're already doing something you both care about, so conversation flows naturally. Plus if there's awkward silence, you're watching a band or whatever. It's low-stakes but high-potential."
David
Late 30s, Toronto