Lokzy turns a city into plans you can actually join. Coffee at six, five-a-side on Thursday, a table of strangers this weekend — things that happen in public, with people who are nearby right now.
Nobody wants a pen pal. Lokzy is built around plans with a time and a place attached, so the point of talking to someone is showing up.
Everything happening in your city in one place, sorted by when it starts rather than by who posted it.
Create one in under a minute or join someone else's. Hosts can approve who comes, and every meetup has a chat before it happens.
Say where you are going and when. You will see who else is in that city on those dates, and they will see you — before you land.
Once a week we seat a handful of people from the same city together. No compatibility score decides who you meet, and we do not pick the restaurant — we are not going to pretend we booked a table we never booked.
Meeting someone from an app in the real world is a decision, and a single number does not help you make it. A Lokzy profile shows what somebody actually earned, and what each part of it was worth.
See what is happening near you this week, and who has just arrived.
Tap to join, or put something on yourself. Talk to the group before you go.
Afterwards you can quietly say who you would see again. Nobody finds out unless it is mutual.
Lokzy is in private testing while we run the first tables with real people.