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Do something together first.
You do not need another evening of small talk to meet interesting people. OffRole connects tech people, founders and makers through surf, runs, padel, volunteering, and things people genuinely enjoy doing together.
At networking events, everyone tries to explain what they do before the conversation ends. It can be efficient, but it is a hard way to build genuine familiarity. Good connections need time, context, and something shared to experience.
Fill a short profile: your first name, what you like doing and what matters to you. No title, no company logo.
Pick an activity on the map, or open one of your own. Small groups, a human pace, and time to simply be together.
After you have been there, you can choose to connect. Professional details open only when it is mutual — a natural continuation of getting to know each other.
Public profiles have no company or role. There is time to meet the person behind those details first.
Every request is reviewed by a human. It helps keep this a place for participation, rather than professional outreach.
Hosts set the size. No hall, no name tags, and no feeling that you need to get through everyone.
LinkedIn, company, and what you are building open only after a shared activity and a mutual connection.
You do not need to be an athlete or a professional host. Pick something that suits you and get real time to meet people, without the pressure of an event.
Meet the formats, learn how hosting works, and see the rules that keep this community warm and human.
A preview of the next meetups by time and area.
What you need to invite people into something you already wanted to do.
What is visible, what stays private, and how we keep the space respectful.
Ideas and practical notes on meeting through shared experiences.
Sign up, tell us a little about yourself, and meet people without having to impress them.