For organizersCoworking and member communities
They’ve shared a kitchen for a year. Introduce them.
Community is what members say they joined for, and it’s the hardest thing to deliver. Flare gives your monthly social real introductions between people who work thirty feet apart, and you can repeat the same format every month in one tap.
A social of up to 50 costs $79.99, once, or up to 15 for $29.99. Templates are free to reuse.
Headphones on, doors closed
Members can be neighbors for a year and never learn what the other one does.
The same ten people come
Socials become a catch-up for the regulars, and new members bounce off the circle.
Introductions all run through you
You know who should meet whom. There’s one of you and three hundred of them.
Everyone at their own desk, headphones on.
Members scan in at the monthly social.
Flare matches who needs what with who does it.
Neighbors meet, finally.
Questions you could use tonight.
Flare only knows what you ask. Here’s a starting template for this kind of event, and why each question is there. Copy it, then change whatever doesn’t sound like your crowd.
First Thursday Social
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Member social
These answers are for this event. They don’t change your personal profile, and the host can’t read them.
What could you use a hand with right now?
Design
Marketing
Engineering
Legal and finance
Finding clients
What do you do that other members might need?
Design
Marketing
Engineering
Legal and finance
Finding clients
Outside of work, you’d rather talk about…
Food
Kids
Sport
Travel
Books and film
What could you use a hand with right now?
Needs and offeringsHigh importanceMultiple choice
The classic community manager introduction, done for the whole room.
What do you do that other members might need?
Ask onlyMultiple choice
The same choices, so members can be matched in both directions.
Outside of work, you’d rather talk about…
Shared answersNormal importanceMultiple choice
Members who aren’t looking for business still get a good conversation.
Save this once. “Run this event again” brings back your questions and venue next month, and proposes the next date.
How the night runs.
You start the event from your own iPhone and put the code where guests can see it. Everything after that happens on their phones.
- 17:30
The monthly social starts. The code is on the lounge TV.
- 17:45
A quick word from you: new this month, the light will find someone. Flares on.
- 17:50
Introductions start. The regulars stop holding the kitchen island.
- 18:05
A 15 minute rest, then the next round for anyone staying.
- 19:00
End the event. Totals go in your member update, and next month’s event is one tap away.
What it looks like on the phones.
Real screens from the app, in the order they come up.




Is it right for your event?
It tends to suit
- Coworking spaces, member clubs and studios
- Communities that run a regular social
- Community managers who are the only matchmaker in the building
It’s probably not for
- Spaces where most members are on Android
- Tiny communities where everybody knows everybody
- Events that need member profiles or a directory: Flare has neither
Pay once, for this event.
A social of up to 50 costs $79.99, once, or up to 15 for $29.99. Templates are free to reuse.
No subscription and no per-match fee. Guests never pay.
What organizers ask.
Is there a monthly plan?
Can members get matched with the same person again?
Can I see which members connected?
Try it with ten people, for free.
A rehearsal is a real event. Round up some friends, run it once, and see how it feels before you put it in front of a room.