College is incredible at making people collide — and giving you connections you didn't have to engineer. You met them through class. You got to know them through here. It is, practically speaking, the default social infrastructure for most people.
But there is a lack of infrastructure in the big, established, dense campuses called cities.
Not because cities don't have incredible people. But why does most of adult life lack such rich infrastructure? Why does serendipity become something you have to schedule?
The answer lives somewhere between:
Walkins is the infrastructure cities never built.
We started with college — the place where serendipity is still built-in — as our live testing ground. Anonymous communities, live events, real connections. We're learning how people actually find each other.
And then we're bringing it everywhere else.
Join the first city
that knows you're there.