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Matches adults for one-on-one friendships based on values and life stage, not swiping or follower counts.
Introvrs is a free web app built around one-on-one friend matching instead of group browsing or swipe feeds. Members either scroll an anonymous community to spot people they click with, or wait for up to two curated matches a week chosen from shared values, interests, and life circumstances such as a recent move or career change. The app leans on published research about how adults form friendships and gives each match its own suggested plan so there is less back-and-forth about what to do together. There is no paid tier at launch; the makers say pricing may appear later. The company behind the app and its home country are not published on the site.
Entirely free at launch; the team notes pricing may be introduced later as the platform grows, but no paid tier exists today.
Use tool ↗Introvrs swaps the group-chat model of most friend-finding apps for slower, values-based one-on-one matches, which suits people who find community apps overwhelming. Because it's free with no visible user-count data, it's hard to know how many active members are near you before you try it.
Watch out: The site gives no indication of how many active members exist in any given city, so match frequency likely varies a lot by location.
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