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Bring a little of you.
Sign in with Apple, Google, or GitHub. Add GitHub or your public LinkedIn profile, share your interests, and choose what you’re here for.
Optional sources. Editable interests. LESS SMALL TALK. MORE COMMON GROUND.Your kind
Your kind
of people.
Find a shared interest. Get a little nudge from Pip.
Turn a room full of people into a few great hellos.
iPhone, Android & web · invitation from your organizer.
Meet Pip.Your AI icebreaker.
Real iPhone screens. Fictional demo people.
Shared interestsFresh perspectivesGood conversationsYour next thing
01 / FROM PROFILE TO PEOPLEA better hello.
A better hello.
A little less chance.
Find your people.
Then make time for them.
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Find your common ground.
Browse people picked for you or describe who you want to meet. See the reasons, tune your filters, and swipe when you’re interested.
A stack, a role, a shared curiosity.03
Make the hello happen.
When it’s mutual, start a chat with a little help from Pip. Suggest a time and place, both say yes, and take it into real life.
Google Calendar, when you want it.02 / A LOOK INSIDE MINGLETFrom “we should talk”
From “we should talk”
to “see you there.”
Real apps. iPhone, Android, and web.
The same place to find your people.
A REASON TO SAY HELLOYour people.
Your people.
With the why.
A shared stack, a niche interest, a goal you can help each other with. Swipe through people at your event and see what connects you.
A right swipe says you’re interested. It takes two to make a match.
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IPHONE APP · DEMO DATA · TAP TO ENLARGE
03 / TRY A LITTLE HELLOA swipe.
A swipe.
A shared interest.
A place to start.
Look for the thing you’d actually like to talk about. Tap the common-ground reason, or swipe right when someone catches your curiosity.
Right: interested Left: pass
A small website demo with fictional people. Your choices here stay in this page; real introductions happen in Minglet on iPhone, Android, or the web.
A little common ground.
A very good hello.
A very good hello.
YOUR NEXT HELLO01 / 03
Here to collaborateMaya Chen↗
iOS engineer · accessible tools
SHARED STACKSwiftUI
Go on, give it a swipe.
INTERACTIVE DEMO · SAMPLE PROFILES
04 / FOR THE PEOPLE BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHERMake your event
Make your event
a meeting place.
One event, a whole room of possibilities. Give attendees their own space to connect, and see the common ground taking shape.
- Create your event and invite your attendees.
- Explore people, interests, companies, and roles.
- Give Pip a guide to your venue and sessions.
Minglet / organizer workspace
See the connections.Explore people and the evidence behind their shared interests.Give Pip local knowledge.Add event notes, sessions, and FAQs to the conference guide.Keep private things private.Organizer access doesn’t include attendees’ private chats.
05 / A FEW GOOD QUESTIONSBefore you
Before you
say hello.
How do I join my conference?
Your organizer sends an invitation link or displays an event QR code. Open it on your phone, then tap Open Minglet. Get Minglet from the App Store if needed, return to the invitation, and sign in with Apple, Google, or GitHub. Your event code is ready to use. iPhone, Android, and web access depends on your event; ask your organizer about Android and web pilot access.
Can I join from a browser?
Yes. The participant web app includes discovery, search, matches, Pip chat, meeting proposals, and profile controls. It’s separate from the organizer dashboard. Ask your organizer for the participant link during the pilot. Minglet for iPhone is also available on the App Store.
Do I need GitHub or LinkedIn?
They’re optional sources, separate from Google sign-in. Connect GitHub to add context from public projects, or supply your own public LinkedIn URL for enrichment. You can also edit your bio, interests, and goals yourself. Adding a LinkedIn URL imports public information; it doesn’t sign you into LinkedIn or verify ownership.
What gets shared on my profile?
Supported interests from connected sources publish automatically. You can edit them, change your experience level, or turn individual topics off in your profile. Your conference goals have their own sharing controls. Private source snapshots and calendar details are not part of the organizer’s network view.
What can Pip help with?
Pip is an AI companion in your mutual-match chats. It introduces you around shared interests, suggests conversation starters, and can draw on the organizer’s event guide when you mention @Pip. Its replies have inspectable sources. It doesn’t read your calendar or book a meeting for you.
Does Google sign-in give Minglet calendar access?
No. Calendar is a separate opt-in from Connected profiles. In a match chat, propose a time and place; the other person must accept before it’s confirmed. When connected, Minglet checks primary Google Calendar availability and adds confirmed meeting entries. Other calendars can still contain conflicts.
Can organizers read our chats?
Organizer access doesn’t include private match conversations. The web workspace shows conference membership, published profile information, technical connections, recorded interest, and mutual matches. Shared interests alone are not treated as mutual interest.
A LITTLE COMMON GROUND GOES A LONG WAY.See you
See you
out there.
Bringing people together? Let’s make the introductions count.