Tell us your
Tuesday self
A five-minute intake. Your vibe, your neighbourhood, and the one night a week you can actually keep. No photos. No bio-writing agony.
Membership now opening · Melbourne
Hey Sini matches you once with four compatible people nearby, then books the same table, the same night, every week. Because friendship isn’t found. It’s scheduled.
SEAT № 0213 JUST CLAIMED IN MELBOURNE · FIRST 500 EAT FREE
¶ THE PROBLEM
Modern social life is a museum of one-offs. A great dinner with strangers you never see again. Group chats that never leave the phone. “We should do this again,” said sincerely, followed through never. You’re not lonely because you can’t meet people. You’re lonely because nothing repeats.
The research is blunt about it: it takes roughly 50 hours together to make a casual friend, and 200+ to make a close one. Hours don’t happen by accident. They need a slot in the calendar that defends itself.
* J. HALL, UNIV. OF KANSAS · “HOW MANY HOURS DOES IT TAKE TO MAKE A FRIEND?” (2018)
You don’t find your people.
You schedule them.
¶ HOW IT WORKS
A five-minute intake. Your vibe, your neighbourhood, and the one night a week you can actually keep. No photos. No bio-writing agony.
Our matching engine seats you with four people you’d actually like: balanced, nearby, into the same things. One match. Not a feed.
Same table, same night, six weeks. We book the venue, send the nudge, and stamp your card. Chemistry does the rest.
¶ THE COMPANY YOU’LL KEEP
Seats fill one neighbourhood at a time. These tables are short exactly one person like you.




THU · 19:00
1 SEAT LEFT


TUE · 18:30
2 SEATS LEFT



SUN · 10:00
1 SEAT LEFT

WED · 18:00
3 SEATS LEFTFROM TABLES LIKE YOURS ↓










CASTING PREVIEW · REAL FACES FROM THE PEXELS COMMUNITY, STANDING IN FOR YOUR FUTURE CREW
¶ THE PROGRAMME
What actually happens when five strangers share a standing table.
Five strangers. One reserved table. Polite questions, decent wine, and the strange comfort of knowing this isn’t a one-off.
No re-introductions. Someone orders for the table. Someone else remembers you had a job interview and asks how it went.
It isn’t even funny. It doesn’t matter. It belongs to the five of you now, and that’s the entire point.
Someone’s bad week gets talked through instead of talked around. This is the week it stops being an app and starts being a table.
Plans escape Thursday. A movie. A run. A favour involving a couch and a flight of stairs. The group chat is unbearable, in the good way.
Nobody calls it the app anymore. It’s just Thursday. The table is yours to keep, and most crews keep it.
SIX STAMPS = A STANDING TABLE, FOR KEEPS
¶ TRY YOUR LUCK
Every table is a small gamble that pays out in people. Go on, use your thumb.
¶ THE RECEIPTS
Timeleft proved strangers will pay to eat with strangers, on one-off tables that reset every week. We keep the table.
SIFTED · AUG 2025
The fastest-growing social format going is a recurring commitment. 58% of athletes say fitness groups gave them real friendships.
STRAVA · YEAR IN SPORT
Per University of Kansas research. You cannot swipe your way to 200 hours. You can only schedule your way there.
J. HALL · 2018
¶ MEMBERSHIP PREVIEW
Every member gets one. Here, try yours on.
↑ IT TILTS. GO ON.
¶ HOUSE RULES
Conversation splits at six. Five is the largest number that can hold one thread, so five is the law.
Miss two in a row without a word and your seat opens to the next person in your neighbourhood. Standing tables only stand if you do.
No photos before week one. You meet the way humans always have: at a table, slightly nervous, fully present.
What’s said over the candle stays over the candle. Trust is the whole product.
¶ THE QUESTIONS
Hey Sini is for friendship, not dating. No swiping, no photos before you meet. We match you once into a small crew and book the same table every week, so acquaintances have the time to actually become friends.
Five compatible people near you meet at a reserved table on a set night. We pick the venue and send the reminder. You just show up. Most crews keep meeting after the first six weeks.
Membership is $19 a month and your first table is free. Venues pay us for full tables on quiet nights, so the price stays small.
Tell us and we'll re-seat you. The matching engine balances age, interests and availability, and it learns from every cycle.
We're opening neighbourhood by neighbourhood in Melbourne and Jakarta, starting each suburb only once enough people have signed up to fill a table.
Tables are small and hosted, you can report or block anyone, and an optional safety check-in nudges your emergency contact if you ever go quiet for two days.
¶ LAST CALL
Founding seats get their first six weeks of dues on us. We open one neighbourhood at a time, the moment it can fill its tables. Carlton is first. Your suburb is next if you make it so.