Groups
A group for everything you enjoy.
Running, board games, cooking, culture or simply new in town: in a group you keep meeting the same people. That's how a first hello turns into a friendship.
- Just join in. Join, and you are part of the group chat. Some groups like to have a look at new members first.
- Always know what's next. Your groups' next meetup is right at the top.
- Your own group. If it doesn't exist yet, start it and invite friends with a link.
Meetups
Small circles, real encounters.
A meetup is planned in no time: what you want to do, when and where. Whoever wants to join sends a request — and you decide who comes along.
- The meeting point stays private. Only the people who are in see exactly where you meet. Everyone else only sees the area.
- Never alone at the table. If fewer than three people get together, lingr calls the meetup off for everyone in good time.
- You know what you're getting into. Beforehand you see how many are in and how many of them you know — the names once you're in.
What are you up for?
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Running
Together instead of alone, at your own pace.
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Dinner night
Everyone brings something, everyone eats together.
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Game night
Board games, cards, quizzes – and lots of laughs.
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Movie night
Couch, a film, good company.
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Bar
A drink in your neighbourhood.
Events
What is on in your city.
Pride, club nights, concerts, readings, sports: your city's queer events in one place, sorted by day. The highlight of the week is right there at a glance.
- Know who's coming. For every event you see who is going — and who of them you already know.
- Say you're coming. With “I'm going”, others see that you'll be there too.
- Find people again. Whoever was at a smaller event with you may show up under People afterwards.
Places
Queer places worth knowing.
Bars, cafés, clubs, culture and sports: selected queer and queer-friendly places in your city. For every place you see which events are on there and which groups meet there.
- A meetup right here. Suggest a meetup straight from the place.
- Check in when you're there. If you share it, your connections see where you are.
- Nobody is put on display. At the place itself it only says whether a few lingr people are there, never who.