Place isn’t just an app, it was born to accomplish a specific social mission: to create an emotional connection between two new people.
Why? we refuse to accept a world where we spend majority of our time in a virtual world, mindlessly scrolling, getting robbed of our attention, where shallow swipes are replacing the joy of real connection and where conversations are fading into the noise of content.
We’re here to change that.
We want to imagine a world where fulfilling conversations, feeling heard is not a luxury but table stakes. A world where meeting someone who gets you— someone who matches your vibe— is as simple as a sunrise. A world where every week, you meet someone new who feels like home: filled with conversations that flow naturally, laughter that feels effortless and connections that leave a lasting impression.
That’s what place is all about—effortless, meaningful and real.
We believe that when two strangers form a meaningful, joyful bond so effortlessly it’s a quiet revolution. It’s the artist in Mumbai finding a kindred spirit in a song writer from Chennai, sparking a mural project that unites their communities. It’s the introvert in Bangalore sharing a love for haiku (Japanese poetry) with a dreamer in Delhi, inspiring a global poetry exchange. These connections change how we see each other, transforms how ideas are exchanged, and shape how we find belonging—no matter where we are.
We are not a dating app, not a social network, not an other feed to scroll through or not some superficial swipes. We’re a sanctuary for real human connections, making chance encounters effortless.
Every week, place curates three new connections who just get you— highly compatible souls where every chat feels like coming home. No agenda, no noise, just three meaningful connections, crafted for you, every week—so you never miss a meaningful connection.
It’s a place, where meeting someone new feels as natural as talking to an old friend, where conversations turn into lasting memories and where the world feels a little smaller, a little warmer.
Come home to the connections you’ve been missing. It’s for people like you and people that like you.
