We're building the opposite of a feed.

FeelShare exists for a simple reason: somewhere along the way, "social" apps stopped making people feel social. We spend hours scrolling past people we'll never meet, collecting followers we'll never talk to. FeelShare is a deliberate turn in the other direction — toward real people, in your city, doing real things.

The problem we kept running into

Making genuine friends as an adult is hard. You move to a new city for work. Your college group drifts apart. You want to start running, learn photography, or just find someone to watch a film with — but every existing app pushes you toward content, not company. The few that promise meetups feel unsafe, spammy, or hollow.

We wanted something built around a single question: can I trust the person on the other side of this plan? That question shaped everything.

Trust is the product, not a feature

On FeelShare, every member carries a Trust Score from 0 to 100 — earned from verified identity, real activity history, and bilateral reviews after each confirmed meetup. Not followers. Not likes. Trust. Members below a threshold can't host. Before you ever commit to joining an activity, you can see who's hosting, their score, and exactly where and when you'll meet. Safety isn't a settings page buried three taps deep; it's the foundation the whole app stands on.

Built for India, starting close to home

FeelShare launches first in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore — three cities full of people who want to do more than scroll. We're an India-first product, designed around how people here actually plan, meet, and build community. It's free to join, free to host, and free to participate.

Where we are now

We're inviting a founding cohort of 500 members to shape FeelShare from the ground up. If that sounds like you, join the waitlist — and help us prove that the internet can still bring people together in person.

Questions, ideas, or press? Reach us at hello@feelshare.me.