friendness vs CitCircle

friendness lets you get in contact with a group of random friends in your area. It aims to make you meet new friends, whether you've just moved to a new city, you're traveling solo, or simply bored. Log in and choose what you want to do and where. The app will do the rest! If you feel like grabbing a bite, getting a drink or having a coffee somewhere, this app will match you with a group of up to five random people of your age who want to do the same thing. And it's all for free. ---- Please let us know if you encounter any issues by emailing us at app@friendness.it and we'll try to fix them as soon as possible!

New city? Working remotely? Or just noticing your circle has quietly gotten smaller? You're not the only one. CitCircle is the easiest way to make friends and meet new people who actually share your interests. Most apps match you with one person at a time, or are focused on dating. CitCircle helps you find or form a whole friend group. People to brunch, hike, train, or go out with, built around shared interests, the right energy, and plans that really happen. WHY A GROUP, NOT JUST ONE NEW FRIEND Meeting one new person at a time is hard work, and a single match often fizzles. A group is easier to show up for and, honestly, more fun! Dinner, a workout, or a night out beats one-on-one when there are a few of you. CitCircle helps you build a circle, not collect contacts. Groups start with one person and grow as new members join. HOW IT WORKS • Discover groups near you with simple swipe cards • Swipe yes to ask to join — current members vote you in • Or start your own group and watch it grow • Unlock the group chat, run a poll, and plan a real meetup • Meet up in real life, then keep the circle going MATCHED ON WHAT ACTUALLY MATTERS A group can look great on paper and still fizzle in real life. So CitCircle matches on more than interests: • Shared interests: such as brunch, sports, art, nightlife, hiking, board games and more • Group fit: chill or outgoing, spontaneous or planned, budget, how often you like to meet • Availability fit: weekday vs weekend, day vs evening, spontaneous vs planned • Friendship preferences: the people and group types you're comfortable with