About

Mrida is a place to meet people you're compatible with, to do the things you love.

You tell mrida what you're craving – a sous‑chef friend, a reading group, a cofounder – and it turns that into a small "quest" and quietly looks for people nearby who want something that fits.

You both stay anonymous until you decide to talk. No feeds, no follower counts, no public profiles. Just clear, purpose‑based introductions that help you take real steps toward the life you actually want.

Our vision

Mrida is an experiment in building social software for oxytocin, not dopamine.

We miss the old internet – the one made of small forums, personal pages, weird little corners where you actually met people and made things together.

Mrida is a bet that we can bring some of that spirit back:

• small, human‑scale spaces instead of impersonal, infinite feeds
• algorithms that serve people's purpose, not the other way around
• tools that nudge you into real life, not keep you scrolling

We want an internet that feels more like a neighborhood and less like a casino. This is a first step.

FAQs

Q: Who is mrida for?

People who are tired of scrolling, averse to loud social media, but want more real humans in their life.

Q: Is this a dating app?

Not by default. Some people might meet partners through mrida, but the core idea is broader – it’s for friendships, side projects, and organic community creation. If you only want romantic stuff, there are already apps for that; mrida is for the rest of your life

Q: How is it different from meetup.com?

On meetup you look for a group with a you‑shaped hole in it; mrida starts from you and finds people who fit your life. Meetup is for big, open events, mrida is smaller and more personal, tuned to one person’s social needs at a time.

Q: What about bumble bff?

Bumble bff is still profile‑based and swipey: you do the hunting, hope they match you. Mrida matches for you based on your exact intention.