Serendipity, by design.

From a big room
to the right table.

Participants tell us what they care about, what they've experienced, and who they'd like to meet. FoundAmong discovers the rare connections in the room and turns them into thoughtfully matched groups.

From a big room to the right table — a crowd of people becomes thoughtfully seated small groups at round tables

What FoundAmong is not

Not another attendee directory.

Typical event networking

  • Browse hundreds of profiles
  • Filter by title or industry
  • Message someone
  • Hope you actually meet

FoundAmong

  • Tell us who you are
  • We find the uncommon overlap
  • The organizer creates the moment
  • You show up and meet

No swiping. No endless attendee directory. No random coffee roulette.

The secret sauce

Not all shared interests are equal.

Ten people who “like travel” is a coincidence. Two people who lived in Kyoto and both restore vintage synthesizers is a conversation.

Likes travel
318 people
Lived in Japan
17 people
Restores vintage synthesizers
3 people
Lived in Japan & restores synths
2 people

FoundAmong found them.

FoundAmong considers what is unusual within this particular room — not just what two profiles have in common.

Richer input

Specific is better than impressive.

Generic profile

“Product manager. New York. Likes travel, music, and technology.”

FoundAmong response

“I spent two years living in Kyoto, restore old film cameras, just became a first-time manager, and I'm trying to learn woodworking.”

Participants tell FoundAmong what they care about, what they've experienced, what they're learning, and what they can help with. FoundAmong does the structuring.

What a FoundAmong match looks like

You should meet.

Illustrated portrait of Alex

Alex

  • Restores vintage synthesizers
  • Lived in Japan, three years
  • First-time manager
Illustrated portrait of Sam

Sam

  • Builds analog audio equipment
  • Years in Tokyo, early career
  • Leads engineering teams
FoundAmong found this.Most matching software would see two different job profiles. FoundAmong sees analog audio, Japan, and the same management journey at different stages.

For organizers

You set the room. FoundAmong organizes it.

Attendees

800

people in the room

Organizer chooses

  • Groups of 5
  • Prefer different departments
  • Mix offices
  • Balance personal + professional
  • Avoid prior matches

Result

160 groupsready to publish
96%strong-connection coverage
0hard-constraint violations
Preview groups →

FoundAmong doesn't just recommend people to attendees. It organizes the whole room into thoughtful groups — the kind of programming that used to take a facilitator and a spreadsheet.

How it works

Simple for participants.
Powerful underneath.

  1. 1

    Invite your group

    Upload your attendee list. FoundAmong sends secure onboarding links to every participant.

  2. 2

    Everyone tells us about themselves

    Participants share interests, experiences, and what kinds of connections they are looking for. Specific is better than impressive.

  3. 3

    You define the goal

    Choose your format — 1:1s, small groups, dinner tables — and set constraints like avoiding the same department.

  4. 4

    FoundAmong finds the connections

    The engine surfaces non-obvious connections: rare shared interests, lived experiences, and complementary expertise.

  5. 5

    People meet

    Participants receive a match with a clear explanation and a conversation prompt to make starting easy.

Built on trust

Personal enough to make better matches. Private enough to earn trust.

  • ConsentYou decide what FoundAmong can use for matching.
  • RevealYou decide what can be shared with your match.
  • BoundaryOrganizers cannot access your raw profile answers.
Illustrated portrait of a person inside a protective ring, holding a lock — built on trust

Where FoundAmong works

Built for large groups.

Illustration of a small connected group representing company events

Company events

Make a large organization feel smaller.

Illustration of a speaker addressing an audience representing conferences

Conferences

Turn networking into actual introductions.

Illustration of a shared dinner table representing curated communities

Curated communities

Help members discover who they should know.

The point

Networking should have an outcome.

What participants tell us

  • Did you meet someone you otherwise wouldn't have met?
  • Would you stay in touch?
  • Did the introduction feel relevant?

What organizers see

  • Match participation
  • Novel connections created
  • Cross-team connections
  • Reconnect intent

Founding pilot

from $750

Corporate programs start at $1,500. Pricing varies by event size.

Full profile onboarding, scarcity-aware matching, 1:1s or groups, organizer controls, match explanations, post-event results, and hands-on founder support.

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