Timeleft
Timeleft: Make New Friends IRL
Publisher DNA
What defines Timeleft?
AI intelligence is not yet available for Timeleft. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does Timeleft ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Make real friends at weekly dinners. No swiping, just show up. 🏆
Curated venue logistics eliminate social planning friction
- Social dining experiences provide a unique way for users to meet new people in their local area
- Users report: Aggressive subscription pricing and hidden costs create a sense of deception for new users during onboarding
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
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Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
25/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Timeleft compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both platforms target individuals seeking local social connections through in-person events, creating direct competition for users looking to expand their social circles.
Contenders(10)
Suppr targets the same social dining market as Timeleft by organizing group dinners to replace swipe-based discovery. Both platforms facilitate in-person social connections for local groups to bypass traditional dating app mechanics.
Both apps target individuals seeking new social connections, but they diverge on the modality of interaction: Timeleft coordinates physical dining events while Litmatch centers on digital avatar-based socialization.
Outclose competes by applying the same personality-matched dinner group model as Timeleft, specifically narrowing the focus to the LGBTQ+ community to capture a distinct segment of the social dining market.
Both apps target adults seeking platonic connections, competing for the same user base looking to transition from digital discovery to real-world interaction.
Both apps target the social dining market by facilitating in-person meals for new connections. Just Dinner competes by offering a profile-browsing model that contrasts with the automated matching approach used by Timeleft.
Both apps target the same social dining market by organizing weekly in-person group meals to replace swipe-based dating apps.
Both apps compete for users seeking new social connections, forcing a choice between Timeleft's structured in-person dining and LMK's digital audio rooms and swipe-based discovery.
Both apps target the social dining market by curating weekly group dinners for strangers, directly competing for the same user base seeking in-person social connection without romantic pressure.
Both apps target the adult social discovery market, but Zupp competes by offering digital-first, global interaction via swiping and chat rooms, whereas Timeleft focuses on local, in-person dining logistics.
Both apps target the social dining market, competing for the same user base seeking in-person connections through food-centric events.
Same space(20)
Wink Dating targets the same social-connection intent as Timeleft but shifts the mechanism from curated dining to AI-assisted profile matching.
Olive competes for the same social-connection intent as Timeleft, using video chat to facilitate authentic interactions.
Wave targets the same friendship-discovery audience as Timeleft, but uses privacy-centric profile linking instead of dining.
Blink serves the same social-networking audience as Timeleft, but adds a professional staffing layer for media freelancers.
Boo serves the same personality-matching goal as Timeleft, but uses MBTI and Zodiac data rather than dining logistics.
Peeps offers a similar friendship-discovery goal as Timeleft, but uses a standard swipe-to-match mechanic instead of structured events.
Hoop targets the same friendship-discovery demographic as Timeleft but relies on external social handles instead of native event coordination.
Luma serves as a direct alternative for event discovery and registration, replacing Timeleft's curated dining with a broader ticketing interface.
BeFriend competes for the same local-connection intent as Timeleft, though it focuses on digital chat rather than physical dining.
Pie serves the same local-event-discovery audience as Timeleft, focusing on recurring social outings to build friendships.
Posh serves the same local-event-discovery audience as Timeleft, prioritizing social proof over the latter's personality-matched dining.
purp targets the same friendship-discovery space as Timeleft, using a gamified gem economy to manage social interactions.
Renz competes for the same friendship-discovery audience as Timeleft, using interest-based filtering to drive its matching loop.
Dizkover serves the same friendship-discovery audience as Timeleft, using a vibe-based posting system to match users.
Strangers App targets the same meal-based social connection as Timeleft, but specifically for the campus student demographic.
Vibe competes for the same local-connection intent as Timeleft, using Snapchat integration to drive discovery.
Fam targets the same social-connection intent as Timeleft, but focuses on spontaneous group video rather than physical events.
MeetMe competes for the same local-connection intent as Timeleft, using live-streaming to supplement its location-based discovery.
Yubo competes for the same social-discovery audience as Timeleft, though it focuses on rapid digital interaction rather than physical dining.
Wizz App captures the teen social-discovery market, contrasting with Timeleft's adult-focused dining by using strict age-gated chat.
New entrants(2)
Roven competes for the same local-event-discovery audience as Timeleft, emphasizing recurring community activities to form friendships.
Oazis serves the same event-discovery audience as Timeleft, focusing on aggregating community events for urban residents.
