Vision
Timeware starts where density already exists. It scales to everyday life.
An event organizer chooses to power their event with Timeware. You download it. Your first real connection keeps you using it. Daily life makes you never delete it.
Now
Networking events, conferences, meetups, industry gatherings. Anywhere 20 or more people are in a room with a shared purpose. The event organizer activates Timeware. You set your intent. Connections happen with purpose instead of luck.
Scenario
Marcus is a fintech founder at an LA tech mixer. He opens Timeware, sets his intent to "professional," and adds "looking for a technical co-founder." Three people in the room match. One is a senior engineer, 15 feet away, also looking for a founding role. They would have never found each other in a room of 200 people. With Timeware, they connected in the first 10 minutes.
Next
Coworking spaces, hotel lobbies, campus common areas. As you keep the app after your first event, you start using it in daily life. Not constantly. Just when you are somewhere and open to meeting someone.
Scenario
Sarah is working from a coffee shop in Silver Lake. She finishes a call and toggles her availability to "open" for 30 minutes, with intent set to "social." Four people nearby are also open. One is on her laptop, two are at a table together, one is at the counter. Sarah would never approach a stranger cold. But knowing someone is open and knowing why they are there changes everything. She sends a connection request. They meet. When her 30 minutes are up, she disappears from the app automatically.
At Scale
Coachella. SXSW. CES. Web Summit. Major festivals, tech conferences, and global events that bring hundreds of thousands of people to one city. Every dense environment becomes a place where intentional connection is possible.
The goal is simple: you should never leave a room without meeting the person you were meant to meet.
We are not creating a market.
We are making an existing one work.