Locly
Coming soon to Android & iOS

Find your people.
Offline.

There’s an empty chair at a table near you. Locly shows you the small meetups happening around you — a language exchange, a sunrise picnic, a board game evening. Pick one and come as you are.

You can be the one who turns “we should hang out sometime” into Saturday, 11:00! Or the one who swaps “maybe next time” for I’m in! Either way, nothing happens without you. Everyone at the table brings something no one else can — and together, face to face, strangers become your people.

There are some things you can’t share without ending up liking each other, and knocking out a twelve-foot mountain troll is one of them.

— J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone

  1. You start it

    A walk, a language exchange, a board game evening — if you’d go, someone nearby would too. Be the one who hosts it.

  2. You show up

    Say yes to something new, with people you’ve never met. The first hello is the hardest part — and it’s over in seconds.

  3. You’re part of the team

    One brings snacks, one asks the first question, one stays to tidy up. Small teams like that grow into a local circle.

How it works

From your sofa to a table full of new people

  1. 1 From the sofa

    Discover

    Browse events on the map or in your feed, filtered by what you’re into and how far you want to go.

  2. 2 One tap later

    Join

    Request a spot. The host approves, so every group stays small and friendly.

  3. 3 Saturday, 11:00

    Meet

    Say hi in the group chat, sort out the details, and show up. That’s the whole point.

Pinned from the app

It already looks like this

Locly feed showing an Art brunch event with spots available and a Join button
the feed — what’s on this week
Locly map with event pins and a selected Art brunch event card
the map — tap a pin nearby
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
Locly group chat for the Art brunch event, with the host welcoming a new member
the group chat — say hi first
Safety

Meeting strangers should feel exciting, not risky

  • Verified profiles

    Members can verify their identity, and a badge shows who has.

  • Approximate locations

    Hosts can share a rough area instead of an exact address.

  • Report anything

    Something feels off? Report a person or an event in two taps and we’ll review it.