A table of strangers.
All of them
women.
Eight questions, four minutes. We build your table of six — strangers on purpose, close in age, chosen for conversation — and the invite lands on WhatsApp. Say yes, and the evening before you get the address: somewhere in Bengaluru we’d send our own sister. Every woman at the table ID-verified, by a person.
Three steps between you and the table.
Take the quiz.
Eight questions about how you talk, listen and disagree. Four minutes. No photo, no bio, no job title — we match on how you think, not how you look on paper.
We seat six of you.
Our matching reads your answers and builds a table of six women in Bengaluru — close enough in age to get each other, different enough to have something to say. A person checks every table before it goes out.
The invite lands on WhatsApp.
The neighbourhood, the format, and a yes or no. Say yes and the venue is revealed the evening before. Tables are Sunday lunches at 1 PM — you take the ones you want.
Five women you’d never have found on your own.
No panel, no name tags, no networking. One long meal with women who have enough in common to talk and enough difference to make it worth it.
Women across Bengaluru
Indiranagar · Koramangala · HSR — usually a different neighbourhood from yours. Close enough to say yes; far enough that you haven’t crossed paths.
A similar age band
We keep a table within a few years of each other. Not a rule — a courtesy. It makes the second question easier.
Different lives
A doctor, a founder, someone between things. You’re matched on how you think, not on what you do for a living.
Every one of them ID-verified
Each woman at the table has shown us a government ID before her first table. So have you. Nobody skips it.
Nobody you already know
Joined through a friend? You’ll never be seated with her. Six women who’d never have met, and should have.
You
Bring nothing but yourself. No preparation, no small talk to rehearse — the quiz already did the introductions.
From the tables,
in Bengaluru.
Three years here, and my only friends were colleagues. Were.
Bengaluru fills up with people like me — new job, no people. Five strangers at a table in Indiranagar fixed what two thousand Slack messages couldn’t.
We rated every filter coffee in Koramangala. Committee of five.
It started as small talk and became a project. Different offices, different home states, the same free evenings. My calendar has standing plans now.
Nobody asked which company. Bliss.
Every party in this city starts with ‘which org?’ This table started with books and ended in a fight about whether Hebbal counts as Bengaluru. I’ve found my people.
Say yes without checking with anyone.
The part you’d want to know before you say yes to a table of strangers. In plain words.
ID-verified, by a person
Every member uploads a government ID before her first table. A human checks it, not a script. Nobody sits down until it’s done.
Women-only by design
There is no men’s side to this. No mixed tables, no exceptions, no plus-one. Every seat at every table is a woman who took the same quiz you did.
Venues we’ve sat in first
Well-lit, easy to reach, easy to leave. We’ve eaten there, met the manager, and know where the door is. You get the address the evening before.
A real human on WhatsApp
One number, answered by a person, before and after every table. If anything felt off, tell us. We act on it, and we’ll tell you what we did.
One price for the month. You pay your own bill at the venue — the restaurant charges you directly, no markup, no minimum spend.
Find my table- Up to four Sunday lunches a month (up to three in your first month)
- Matching by our engine, checked by a person before every table
- Venues we’ve vetted, revealed the evening before
- The invite, the reveal and the table page on WhatsApp
- Cancel any time from your dashboard — no call, no form
- Not seated in your first 30 days? Full refund.
Skip a table by saying no on the invite — it costs you nothing. Full refund if we don’t seat you at all in your first 30 days.
What women ask us first.
Is it really women only?
Yes. Every member confirms she is a woman at signup and uploads a government ID before she is seated. There is no men’s side of this product and no mixed tables under this name.
When are the tables?
Sundays at 1 PM, a lunch table. The invite lands on WhatsApp on Wednesday at 4:22 PM with the neighbourhood and the format; you say yes or no. The venue is revealed the evening before.
I’m not a big talker. Is this for me?
Probably more than for anyone. We seat by conversational fit, not volume, and a table of six always has room to listen. You will not be the only quiet one.
Who pays for the meal?
You do, at the venue — the bill is yours, no markup, no minimum. Membership covers the matching, the venue work and the tables themselves.
Can I bring a friend?
Not to your table — but she can join and take the quiz. Members who refer a friend are never seated together; that would defeat the whole thing.
What if you can’t seat me?
Then you shouldn’t pay. If we haven’t seated you at a table in your first 30 days, we refund the month in full — no form, just tell us on WhatsApp.
What if I can’t make one?
Say no on the invite. Nothing is charged per table; the membership covers the month, and skipping one doesn’t cost you the others.
Eight questions,
then a table.
Four minutes of questions; we do the rest — the table, the venue, the reservation under one name. ₹1,999 a month, incl. GST, cancel whenever you like — and if we haven’t seated you in your first 30 days, full refund.