Connect over
what you love
See plans from people who share your interests, from hiking and tennis to board games, so there is always something to do together.






Meet people nearby and do what you love together. One coffee, one walk, one Bunchup at a time.











Coffee near youSmall group · 2 openBunchups is a free app for one on one and small group catch-ups, close to home, built around what you love.








Never a crowd. Most Bunchups are two people, or a handful.
Hiking, chess, coffee or cooking. Start with a shared interest.
Plans that end in a real hello near you, not another chat thread.
To post a plan or ask to join one, people first confirm their photo with a selfie.
See plans from people who share your interests, from hiking and tennis to board games, so there is always something to do together.
To post a plan or ask to join one, people first confirm their photo with a selfie. Meet in a public place and tell someone where you're going.
Join a plan someone nearby has posted, or post your own. Either way, it is three steps and you are there.

Hiking, chess, coffee or cooking. Swipe, list or map the plans people nearby have posted.

The planner confirms you, and you get the details and a calendar invite. No endless group chat.

Grab that coffee. Try that hike. One on one or a small few, so it is never awkward.

Pick the activity, set a time (fixed or flexible) and a place. It takes about a minute.

Interested people message you or send a join request. Approve the ones you like. Everyone confirms their photo with a selfie first.

Keep it to one on one or a small few. Calendar invites and reminders are handled for you.
Big events feel anonymous. Chat apps never leave the chat. Bunchups is built for the bit that matters: actually meeting.
Pick an activity or a suburb to see what is on. Every link goes to a page of people nearby who share that interest.
A private, invite-only Bunchups for your members: they discover, plan and join activities together, with access controlled by you.
We started Bunchups because loneliness is not fixed by another feed. It is fixed by a coffee, a walk, a game of tennis with someone who lives down the road.