1. Create your event
Set up a free ThinkMatch event anywhere, including a private event, campus gathering, club meeting, restaurant, bar, school, place of worship, or community space. It takes about two minutes.
Bring people together with better questions
Host a ThinkMatch event anywhere, including private events, and give guests a clearer path into conversation before they arrive.
Host Program
Why use Evite or Partiful when ThinkMatch offers so much more? ThinkMatch helps make your event more meaningful and memorable with guest matching, enticing guest persona profiles, pre-event chat or video chat, and specific conversation prompts that highlight common interests, values, and synergies.
ThinkMatch can help turn an event into a building block for community and connection. It is especially useful for students, organizers, community builders, and people planning gatherings where introductions matter.
Set up a free ThinkMatch event anywhere, including a private event, campus gathering, club meeting, restaurant, bar, school, place of worship, or community space. It takes about two minutes.
Each event gets a shareable invite link. Post it, text it, or hand it out. New users who come through that link are attributed to your event automatically, including private-event guests.
Guests answer event questions, join the event, get matched into the event experience, and then participate in ThinkMatch chat or video tied to that event. You focus on hosting and bringing people together.
Guests arrive with shared context, possible conversation starters, and a better sense of who they may want to meet.
Paste an article, agenda, briefing, or other source into the event creator. ThinkMatch generates editable questions designed to uncover shared interests, opinions, and priorities before people meet.
Participating community publications can combine selected local-event sources, reader submissions, and ThinkMatch events in an embeddable listing that fits into their existing website.
Authorized publication staff can create an Article Roundtable from an article, review its questions and meeting details, and place a ThinkMatch lightbulb button beneath the article so readers can respond, match, and meet locally.
Community leaders can create more welcoming gatherings, while authorized publication staff can maintain local-event listings and turn articles into local Roundtables.
Churches, temples, social groups, and Meetup event hosts can make regular gatherings more welcoming and easier for guests to enter.
If you already bring people together at a bar, restaurant, game night, networking event, or neighborhood meetup, ThinkMatch gives you a clearer way to help guests connect.
ThinkMatch is available on the web, Apple, and Android. Hosts help introduce questions, matching, private chat, video, and conversation support to real communities.
Local publications interested in event listings, website embeds, or Article Roundtables can contact [email protected].
No. Creating and hosting ThinkMatch events is free.
Yes. Hosts can create public or private events and invite guests with a shareable link.
Yes. Guests can use ThinkMatch chat or video before deciding whether to share personal contact information.
The local-events workspace and Article Roundtable creator are available to publication staff authorized by a ThinkMatch administrator or publication owner.