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.
From boring to exhilarating
Bunchups helps people in Victoria meet through small, real-life plans built around shared interests. One-on-one or a small group, always in person.



It started with a casual conversation
My sister and I were sharing what we wanted. Mine was an accountability partner to kickstart my fitness. Hers was to connect with other expectant mums in her area. Finding like-minded people to do the things we loved together sparked an idea.
So we built a place where you can easily find people who share your interests and do things that make you happy. Our mission is simple: make it easier to connect with like-minded people, and turn ordinary activities into great memories.
Fighting loneliness, one plan at a time
Bunchups makes it easy to play board games, try a new recipe or explore somewhere new. It also tackles a growing need: loneliness and the toll it takes on mental health.
Connecting over shared interests helps people feel less isolated, and that's good for wellbeing.
Bunchups is for anyone who wants to have fun with people who share their interests
The newbies in town
Bored and don't know anyone in the area yet? Bunchups shows you what's happening around you, so you can pick the plans that match your vibe and your week.
The one with social anxiety
Not into large crowds? You don't need them. Find someone to watch a film with or do some gardening, one-on-one or with a small group.
The mental wellbeing boost
Going through a low patch? Getting out, doing something you love and having a good chat can help. If things feel really hard, Lifeline is there on 13 11 14, any time.
The enthusiast
Always ready for the next adventure but missing someone to share it with? Post your plan and people nearby who are keen will ask to join.
What we care about
Community first
We build a supportive and inclusive community where everyone feels welcomed, valued and respected.
Mental health first
Social connection and shared experiences are good for wellbeing. We want every part of Bunchups to help, not hurt.
Simple and accessible
Posting a plan or asking to join should take a minute, for anyone, on any phone.
Safety and trust
Photo and selfie checks, private meeting spots and clear community guidelines, so people feel safe meeting up.
What do you feel like doing this week?
Someone nearby is probably keen too.