Bring together. Help together. Work together. Fix together. Learn together. Celebrate together.
LinkedIn knows 900 million résumés. But not who's open today.
Tinder knows faces. But not the moment at the kiosk.
Instagram knows followers. But not the names you never learned.
They all answer the same question: Who is this? None of them answers yours: Who is the right one — here, now, for this?
together turns the network around.
You don't browse profiles. Your request finds people.
I'm looking for a doctor in Eimsbüttel for an app about hives.
- Role: Doctor
- Place: Eimsbüttel
- Topic: Hives
Uli is looking for a doctor. This is not a joke.
Uli needs a doctor in Eimsbüttel to help think through an app for hives — LinkedIn shows 500 irrelevant profiles. With together, he types one sentence, and the request reaches Dr. Sarah: a physician, open to digital health projects. She clicks "Interested," Uli confirms. Match.
Imagine what you could find.
The moment at the kiosk.
Public pool, late summer, a short chat at the kiosk — then the moment is gone. No name, no number. With together you can say: I was there, I would have been open — and if the other person says the same, you find each other again.
You can't find anyone. You can only choose to be findable.
Contact only happens when both sides say yes — until then, nobody sees anyone.
Your places. Your moments. Your story.
Places, moments, encounters — all in one place, just for you. Useful from day one, even if nobody else is there yet.
together isn't a name. It's the end of a sentence.
Every verb in front of it is its own promise. We launch in Eimsbüttel with two verbs — the others unlock wherever enough people want them.
- Bring together Launch verb
Reconnect with people you met
- Help together Launch verb
Tackle things side by side
- Work together Soon
Build something together
- Learn together Soon
Learn from each other
- Find together Soon
Recover what was lost
- Celebrate together Soon
Celebrate together
- Travel together Soon
Travel together
- Move together Soon
Get moving together
- Fix together Soon
Repair things together
Networks live on density.
That's why we start where the spark catches.