Two friends talking and laughing over coffee at a café table on a tree-lined city sidewalk

Real friendships through shared activities

Do more of life with people who want to join.

Find people nearby who want to try the same activities, make new friends and turn “someday” into a real plan.

Find people and activities
How it works

Adults only · Platonic by design · You control who can contact you

It's not just you

Somewhere after school, making friends stopped happening on its own.

No more classrooms, dorms or teams putting you next to the same people every week. Friends move away, settle down, get busy. You didn't get worse at friendship. Adult life just quietly took away the reasons to meet.

The human problem

Plans die waiting for the right person.

The people you already know are busy, or not up for it. So the class goes unbooked and the evening goes nowhere.

  • You wanted to go. Nobody was free.

  • The class, the hike, the gig — still on the list.

  • Making friends as an adult has no obvious front door.

  • An Activity gives two people a reason to meet.

Four friends walking together along a leafy city sidewalk, coffees in hand, talking and smiling

On Leisure Friends

Real plans, real people.

The kind of things you could do together

Browse Activities

The kind of people you could meet

Browse people

Browse people and Activities in every city, or just your own.

How it works

How Leisure Friends works

  1. Find or post an Activity

    Something you actually want to do.

  2. Request to join

    The host reviews each request. Nothing is accepted automatically.

  3. Make a plan

    Message the host and agree the details.

Member control

You decide who can contact you.

Platonic by design. No dating. No recruiting. No coaching. No selling services.

A discoverable profile means you are open to friendship introductions — not that everyone can reach you.

  • Choose who can message you

    By gender, age range, or nobody new. Activity requests and messages are separate choices.

  • Block or report in one tap

    On every profile, conversation and Activity.

  • Your area, never your address

    Only your city is shown.

  • First meetings in public

    An Activity names a part of town or a public place. Any address posted must be public.

Community Guidelines

The standards every member agrees to.

A summary of the Community Rules, which every member accepts when they join.

Your next friend may already want to do the same thing.

Browse people. Explore Activities. Make a plan.