Looking for someone who would like to get some bomb sushi and drink some good sake. Preferably a man lol but would gladly also get sushi with a potential new friend! Have heard great things about the Muse Fusion+Sushi and that they have the best bubble tea. Open to a group too if a lot of people are interesting.

Looking for someone who enjoys talking about ideas, books, cities, technology, relationships, travel, history, or whatever rabbit hole has your attention this week. No debate club energy. Just some weirdness and curiosity.

Looking for someone who believes friendships form more naturally when there is an activity involved. Walk. Coffee. Trivia. Bookstore. Museum. Anything is better than staring at a chat window wondering what to say next.

I want a reliable weeknight music buddy for smaller Austin shows: early sets, songwriter nights, mellow patios, or anything where we can actually talk between songs. Not a party crew, just people who like getting out after work and still being functional the next day.

I want to put together a casual board game table where people are happy to teach, ask questions, and not get weirdly intense about winning. Think medium-light games, snacks, and enough conversation that it feels social rather than silent strategy.

Looking for someone interested in drawing, painting, pottery, photography, or any creative project. Skill level is irrelevant. Showing up is the point.

Looking for someone who enjoys local music, small venues, and discovering artists before they outgrow the room. Weeknights preferred. No need to know the band beforehand.

I want some occasional accountability around workouts, but not in an intense optimization way. Show up, move around, encourage each other, maybe get coffee or a smoothie after. Consistency over performance.

My usual crew is out of town this weekend, so looking to meet some new friends. I don't have a boat, but willing to chip in for gas and beer money if you accept me as one of your mates. Also happy to be a plus one with a cool wakeboarding family - I work with children and love kids!

A museum feels like a better first date than staring at each other across a table. We can wander, point at things, disagree about something harmless, and then get a drink if the conversation still has legs.

Looking for someone who enjoys wandering bookstores without a strict mission. The goal is simple: visit every independent bookstore in Austin over time. Buy something if it speaks to you. Recommend something if it changed you. Coffee afterward is optional but likely.

Looking for a little spark without the exhausting part. Warmth, humor, curiosity, directness, and a simple plan are enough to start.

I am trying to get more comfortable speaking Spanish instead of only studying it. Looking for someone patient who wants casual practice over coffee or a walk. Happy to trade English practice, writing help, or just buy the first coffee.

This is very specific, but I think it could be fun. We pick one short essay, read it separately, and meet for coffee to talk about it. No ongoing commitment required. If it becomes a little reading ritual, even better. If not, one good conversation is still a win.

I would enjoy meeting for a gallery opening, museum evening, or art walk, then getting coffee or dessert after if the conversation has momentum. I like plans where there is something to react to besides the pressure of sitting across a table immediately.

I would love a recurring Spanish practice meetup over coffee. We can do half Spanish, half English, bring a few prompts, trade useful phrases, and laugh when grammar falls apart. The point is getting more comfortable speaking, not pretending to be fluent.

Looking for someone working on something. A novel. Poetry. A screenplay. A newsletter. A half-finished idea. Let's spend a few hours writing in the same room and hold each other accountable.

I want to take a sketchbook somewhere and be bad at drawing until it gets less embarrassing. We can sit in a park, draw trees badly, draw buildings badly, draw each other badly, and generally treat the whole thing as practice instead of performance. Artists welcome, total beginners especially welcome.

Choose one essay, article, or short story, read it during the week, then meet for a walk and talk about what stuck with us. Nothing academic and no performance. Just a better conversation starter than how was your week.

I like voice notes because they make everyday stories feel more human: a weird thing you saw, a tiny win, a question you are stuck on, a song you found, or a two-minute rant about grocery store architecture. Maybe it turns into coffee or a walk later.

No agenda. Just a walk and a real conversation.

Looking for someone who enjoys walking through neighborhoods, finding small businesses, trying random coffee shops, and discovering parts of Austin that somehow escaped our attention. No destination required.