A Platform for Human Connection & Trust
Mayz makes it effortless to host or join gatherings at home, bringing friends, friends-of-friends, and new people together. We take care of logistics, so you can focus on what matters: connecting with new people and building trust.
No strangers. Just friends you haven't met yet.
Why mayz exists
Connection isn’t a matching problem. It’s a hosting problem.
Matches don’t build belonging; gatherings do. Mayz brings back the serendipity and chance encounters we lost to optimization. We don’t need another match. We need a seat at the table.
Algorithms built a world starved for true presence, and the proof sits at both ends of the spectrum:
of Gen Z
of Baby Boomers
Our youngest and oldest are hurting most.
Loneliness Indexby generation
The two loneliest generations rarely share a table. Mayz puts them at the same one.
How it works · The Trust Transfer™ Model
The Host's Journey
Set the table: pick a date and the number of seats, on your dining table or in your backyard.
Guide what's shared: a dish, a story, or a song. You invite your guests and set the tone.
Every guest brings a +1, someone they trust. The circle grows safely, one introduction at a time.
Strangers become friends, one Mayz at a time. The bonds outlive the dinner.
The Guest's Journey
Get the invite to a nearby table, curated by a host and carried by a friend's trust.
Pick an item from the host's list. Show up with intention, not just an appetite.
Extend the invite to a +1: someone you think belongs at this table.
Show up. Connections cross-pollinate around the table, no name tags required.
For the shy ones too
To help everyone feel ready and comfortable, especially those who might be a bit shy. Thoughtful themes guide the conversation and help build meaningful connections.
From the table
I almost canceled the first dinner because I was nervous. I didn't know half the people. But it turned out to be the best night I've had in a long time. We laughed, we stayed way longer than planned… now it's a regular thing.
Honestly, I thought it would be awkward. It wasn't. Within 10 minutes, we were swapping stories about our worst first jobs. Mayz reminded me how easy it can be to connect when you just sit down and talk.
My friend brought her neighbor, who brought her cousin… and suddenly I had this little community of people I never would've met. I didn't realize how much I missed that until Mayz.
I've been to my fair share of 'networking events'. This wasn't that. No small talk, no name tags. Just real people, real conversations, and the kind of night you wish happened more often.
Founding Hosts · 14 seats
We are building Mayz with you, for you, and by you. Our 14 Founding Hosts join as true Mayz partners, getting lifetime Premium, zero host fees, direct access to our team, and invites to our off-sites. When you are ready to scale up, we have got your back with access to larger venues, event volunteers, and dedicated marketing support. Step into a founding role and help us rebuild real human connection, together.
Founding Host seats in total. Each joins as a true Mayz partner, with lifetime Premium and zero host fees.
Guest-to-host conversion rate. The people who attend become the people who host.
Active pilot segments: high-rise buildings, supper club hosts, senior living homes.
mayz is where you host a gathering at home, or take a seat at someone else's. It can be a potluck where everyone brings a dish, a supper club where you cook a beautiful dinner for the table, or small bites with tea and coffee. Food is just the catalyst: the real idea is sitting down together and having a conversation. Bring a friend, they bring someone new, and by the time you sit down, half the table is people you've never met.
You pick the day and time, the place and what everyone brings. mayz handles the invites, the RSVPs, the dietaries and the reminders. You handle the music.
Joining mayz is free. Each table is priced by the host, because they're the one shopping, cooking, setting the table and turning the lights and the music on. Potlucks are usually free, small bites are modest, supper clubs cost a fraction of a night out. You always see the price before you request a seat.
You don't. You trust the person who brought them. When your friend brings someone, they're putting their own name on that person in front of you. Trust doesn't come from us. It travels down the table, one real relationship at a time.
No. If you can set a table, play good music and make people feel welcome, you can host. We send you conversation starters before the night.
Urdu and Hindi for Table
There is always a Mayz you can create, or a Mayz waiting for you. Pull up a chair.
