Find your moment,find your people.

People nearby are looking for the same thing you are. SYNQ brings you together.

Count me in
Basketball
Berlin·tonight
Chess
Leipzig·Sunday afternoon
Yoga
München·early Monday
Pétanque
Leipzig·Friday evening
Table tennis
Berlin·this afternoon
What is SYNQ?

How about

a game nighttoday?

You say what you are up to, when and where — and whoever nearby feels like it says yes.

Who is SYNQ for?

You might know them.

Tap a card — and see their first Synq.

New in town

Maja, 26

„How do you meet people here without it getting awkward right away?“

Neighbourhoodrelaxed
Their first Synq

Maja, 26

Just moved to Munich — looking for a few faces she’ll recognise around the neighbourhood.

Niche player

Sina, 31

„I’d need two or three people who play regularly.“

Padelregular
Their first Synq

Sina, 31

Plays padel — mostly alone since the WhatsApp group went quiet. Would love a partner more often.

Friend-group planner

Marc, 33

„Who’s free Saturday? — and then it lands on me again.“

GroupWeekend
Their first Synq

Marc, 33

Always the one who plans the trip. Would like the group to decide together for once.

For example

SYNQ WHATEVER YOU LIKE.

...you’ll find someone who wants to do the exact same thing as you.

Miteinander ist näher, als du meinst

Eine Stadt ist voller Geschichten, die noch geschrieben werden wollen.

Evidence-based

What helps most: Doing things with others.

What research has shown for years: people who regularly do things with others live longer, sleep better, feel less alone.

+50%Chance of survival

Stronger than sport: regular contact with others.

Stronger than exercise or losing weight — on par with quitting smoking.

Holt-Lunstad et al., PLoS Med 2010

22.3%Mental load

Moving together helps the mind more than moving alone.

1.2 M participants. Team sport cut mental load more than any other kind of movement.

Lancet Psych 2018

No. 1Basic need

Belonging is a basic need — like hunger and safety.

The need to belong sits on the same level as hunger and safety.

Baumeister & Leary, Psych Bull 1995

Sharing more means needing less — one drill in the building instead of twelve. Good for the planet on the side.

This is exactly what we were missing in Munich. So we started building it.

The whole story →