Comeet · Find Your Community

Plans are better with people.

Comeet finds you people nearby who are into the same things, so plans actually happen.

450K
Students across Bangkok
Free
To join, host & meet
5 steps
Interest → Match → Plan → Meet → Experience
The Comeet feed, showing nearby activities like a curry cooking class and Loy Krathong lanterns

The problem

Everyone wants to do things. Coordinating them? Different story.

Bangkok isn't short on people, or places, or things to do. But somehow making one simple plan can still take three group chats, twelve “maybes” and someone asking for the location five minutes before. Existing apps help — just not with the whole thing.

  • Match-first apps

    Starts with who you like

    Not everything needs romantic tension. Dating and matching apps are great at introducing people, but the format usually starts with who you like. Comeet starts somewhere easier: what do you actually want to do?

  • Group chats

    Needs the group already

    LINE is great once everyone knows each other. Less useful when your friends are busy and you still really want to go to that pottery class. You can organise people you know — finding the people comes first.

  • Public events

    Crowds, not connection

    Finding something happening in Bangkok is easy. Going alone to an event with 150 strangers is a different energy. Sometimes you don't need a crowd — you need five people and something to talk about.

We don't think people need another app telling them they're lonely. They need an easier way to go from “that looks fun” to “I'm free” to “cool, let's go.”

Why now

We have enough apps. We need better reasons to leave them.

Our generation can order food, find a ride and book a trip in minutes. Making a new friend somehow still feels weirdly complicated. Comeet is built for that gap.

Social life changed

Meeting people doesn't happen automatically anymore

University is social — but that doesn't mean everyone magically finds their people. Classes change, friends get busy, people graduate, new students arrive. Sometimes your social circle just needs a little refresh.

The tools already exist

We're not reinventing messaging

Maps work. Chats work. Calendars work. Event pages work. What's missing is the thing that brings them together around one question: what do you want to do?

Bangkok makes sense

Big city. Small worlds.

Around 450,000 university students live and study across Bangkok's metro area. Different campuses, different circles, same city — and usually more people are interested in the same thing than you realise. They just haven't met yet.

How it works

Pick a thing. Find your people. Go.

Pretty simple: interest → match → plan → meet → experience.

  1. Step 01

    Interest

    Badminton, film nights, running, cooking, markets, coffee, photography, pottery, cycling at an hour your friends consider unreasonable — whatever you're into. On Comeet, the activity comes before the profile.

  2. Step 02

    Match

    See small groups doing things nearby this week. Not a room full of strangers, not 600 members in a community chat — usually just 4–8 people. Enough to feel social, small enough to learn everyone's name.

  3. Step 03

    Plan

    Every activity has one place for when, where, who's coming, and what to bring. That's it — no scrolling back 94 messages looking for the address.

  4. Step 04

    Meet

    Join the activity, use the chat if you need it, find the place, show up. Comeet isn't trying to maximise matches — the goal is someone actually showing up.

  5. Step 05

    Experience

    Comeet remembers the things you've done and the people you've met, so one random cooking night can become another dinner, a café plan, a weekend trip, or just someone you now text outside the app.

The product

Your feed, but with somewhere to be.

No doomscrolling. No endless stream of content. Just a handful of things happening near you that you could actually join.

  • Near you

    Bangkok · within 8 km

    AllTonightCyclingCookingMarketsRepair
    B

    Ben · Bang Krachao · 4.6 km

    11 going
    M

    Mei · Thong Lo · 2.1 km

    7 going
    L

    Lila · Sathorn · 3.4 km

    16 going
    W

    Wat · Tha Tien pier · 6.2 km

    184 going

    Feed

    Nine good options beat nine hundred irrelevant ones. Less scrolling, more going.

  • Cooking

    Green curry from scratch

    We pound the paste by hand, no shortcuts. Three spots left. Free — bring a container to take some home.

    When
    Tonight, 6:00 pm
    Where
    Thong Lo · 2.1 km
    Host
    Mei
    Size
    10 people
    NDP
    7 going · 3 spots left
    Address unlocks when you join. Thong Lo, exact building shared with the group.

    Event detail

    Activity, time, place, people — done. Nobody should need a spreadsheet to organise dinner. Exact address unlocks after joining.

  • Green curry from scratch

    7 going · Tonight 18:00

    Today

    M

    Mei

    Bring a container if you want leftovers.
    D

    Dee

    Do we need to bring anything else?
    M

    Mei

    Just an appetite.
    On my way — leaving Thong Lo now.
    D

    Dee

    Same, five minutes behind you.
    M

    Mei

    Door code is 4471, come straight up to the 6th.
    Got it. Bringing a friend, is that ok?
    M

    Mei

    Of course — there is plenty of paste.
    Message the group…

    Event chat

    A group chat that knows when to leave. It's for directions and questions, then it's done — your LINE account can relax.

  • JC

    Julien

    Bangkok · joined this year

    12

    showed up

    3

    hosted

    27

    people met

    Upcoming

    Sunday sunrise loopSun 5:40
    Green curry from scratchTonight 18:00

    Recap

    D

    Dee

    Six stalls and I still think about the pork skewers.

    P

    Ploy

    My French survived one hour. Julien was patient.

    You showed up to every plan you joined this month.

    Profile & recap

    Less followers, more memories. Receipts that you have, in fact, left the house.

Who it's for

The problem looks different for everyone.

We're starting with young adults and university students around 18–28 in Bangkok. They don't all have the same problem, but they do have one thing in common: they want to do something — and need people to do it with.

  • Maya, 21

    The Local Explorer

    My friends are down for anything. Just never on the same day.

    Finds people who are already interested — and actually free.

  • Pete, 24

    The Recent Grad

    My university group chat is still alive technically.

    Doesn't replace his whole social circle — just needs somewhere easy to start again.

  • Nam, 21

    The Organiser

    I love making plans. I hate chasing people.

    The plan handles most of the chasing for him.

  • Lina, 19

    The Quiet Joiner

    I want to meet people. I don't want to walk into a room of 100 strangers.

    Knows the activity, group size and plan before she arrives — less uncertainty, more “okay, I can do this.”

  • Ana, 22

    The International Resident

    I came to Bangkok and somehow only met other exchange students.

    Meets people who actually live here, through food, art, cycling and cafés.

  • Validation

    We have personas. We're not pretending they're facts.

    These are our starting hypotheses. Through interviews, surveys and real product use, we want to learn what makes someone join, what makes them hesitate, and most importantly — what gets them to actually show up.

Market

Win a few campuses before trying to win Bangkok.

Comeet works better when people are close together. So instead of launching everywhere and hoping for the best, we start with dense university communities — a few campuses, lots happening nearby, people seeing friends use it. Then we grow from there.

Market sizing

  • TAMTotal Addressable Market450,000

    University students across the Bangkok metropolitan area.

  • SAMServiceable Addressable Market126,000

    Our initial serviceable group of urban, digitally active students.

  • SOMServiceable Obtainable Market12,600 – 18,900

    Our year-one beachhead across our first campus communities.

Our difference

Match-first apps ask who do you want to meet. Comeet asks what do you want to do. We don't match people first — we match people through what they want to do. The activity breaks the ice, the plan removes the friction, the group gives you someone to go with.

 Shared interestClear plan
Match-first appsYou get an introduction, then you invent the reason to meet.NoNo
Event platformsThe interest is right, but often at a much larger scale.YesNo
Group chatsThe plan exists somewhere in the thread — once the group exists.YesNo
ComeetA small group, a time, a place, and someone who shows up.YesYes

Business model

Free friendships. Paid foot traffic.

Meeting people should not require a premium subscription. Our revenue comes from businesses that benefit when Comeet groups actually go somewhere.

Now

Free, on purpose

Joining is free. Hosting is free. Messaging is free. Meeting people should not require a premium subscription.

Next

Local venue partnerships

Your café is half empty on a Wednesday afternoon while six students are trying to find somewhere to meet. Cafés, climbing gyms, cooking studios, workshops and cultural venues partner with Comeet to bring groups into quieter time slots — paying for real people through the door, not just impressions on a screen.

Later

Experiences & university programs

Special workshops, activities and ticketed plans with local partners, plus orientation activities, club discovery, international-student programs and community events with universities.

Not our vibeSelling personal dataPaywalling messagesAds between friends

Team

Built by people who got tired of the group chat.

Comeet started with a very normal problem: everyone wanted to go out, nobody could agree on when. Eventually we realised the problem wasn't interest — it was follow-through. Our Bangkok-based team works across strategy, engineering, operations, product, marketing and creative.

  • Portrait of Julien Corbière

    Julien Corbière

    Chief Executive Officer

  • Portrait of Kris

    Kris

    Chief Technology Officer

  • Portrait of Casandra

    Casandra

    Chief Operating Officer

  • Portrait of Aaron

    Aaron

    Chief Product Officer

  • Portrait of Kelly

    Kelly

    Chief Marketing Officer

  • Portrait of Paks

    Paks

    Chief of AI / Creative