“The best part was seeing that people stayed. They did not want to leave even after the event ended.”
Weft matches your attendees into small groups based on their goals and values, then guides the conversation. Great connections become your event's reputation.
Everyone came to connect. Almost no one did.
- 01Dozens of “networking” events.
People thirsty for connections.
- 02Thousands of introductions.
LinkedIn profiles exchanged along the way in awkward experiences.
- 03No real contacts. Nothing to remember.
More contacts in the pocket, still zero connections.
Without real connections that last, your event becomes just another one.
So we built the thread that pulls the people who actually belong.
Three steps. One unforgettable room.
Hover, focus, or tap to bring the group together.
Four strangers. One reason they're here.
This is the part attendees post about. The reveal turns a room of nametags into the best conversation of their quarter, because for once they were matched on their goals, expertise, and values, not just their industry.
Almost no work for you. Real results after.
When networking fails, attendees don't come back, and you're left refilling the room with new people every event. Weft fixes the reason they leave.
What you do
- Send us your attendee list, or connect your Luma or Eventbrite event.
- Pick the moment for the group reveal.
- That's it. No app for attendees to download, no software for your team to learn.
What you get
- A live dashboard showing who came to meet whom.
- Guided group conversations that run themselves.
- A post-event report: which attendees want to meet again, and how the room rated it.
- Follow-up second meetings arranged for mutual matches.
The events people remember.
“The best part was seeing that people stayed. They did not want to leave even after the event ended.”
- 01Turn random networking into real connection
- 02Make your event impossible to forget
- 03Prove your event created real value
“Weft did in one evening what I hadn't been able to do in a year of building my community.”
Typhaine Morvan
“The reveal moment got a genuine gasp. I have never seen a networking session do that.”
“People left with conversations they were still talking about the next day.”
Ayu Sudana
“It made a big room feel intentional from the very first introduction.”
Ronaldo Orlovskyi