Made for people who want plans, not endless chat.
If any of these sound like you, Mitra was built with you in mind. Just real activities with real people.
↓Created for different moments in a person’s lifeWhich one sounds like you?
New in town
You know the U-Bahn better than anyone in it.
Build a social circle from zero through the things you already love doing — no friend-of-a-friend required. You don’t need a network. You need one person who’s free on Thursday.
Bouldering in Wedding with someone who moved here two years ago and knows which halls aren’t packed after work.
Student
Your course group chat has 84 people and zero plans.
Study buddies, weekend adventures and free events — without waiting for the group chat to organise itself. Somebody has to send the first message. Here it’s one tap, to one person.
Someone from another faculty who also wanted to see the exhibition before it closes. Neither of you had anyone to go with.
Craving real connection
You’ve got contacts. You want company.
Connections that start with a shared experience instead of awkward small talk. Do the thing first; the friendship follows — or it doesn’t, and you still had a good Saturday.
A run round Tempelhof. You talk for forty minutes, easily, because you’re both facing the same direction.
An introvert
You’d go out. You just don’t want to mingle.
Structured plans with a clear start, a clear end and a built-in conversation topic. No standing in a loud room holding a drink, working out who to approach.
Two hours of chess in a Neukölln café. Clear start, clear end, and the board does most of the talking.
Remote worker
You’ve spoken to nobody since standup.
Break the laptop isolation with a midday coffee, a lunchtime walk or after-work sports. Someone within a kilometre of your kitchen table is on a break at the same time.
A walk along the canal with someone else who’s been on mute all morning. Back at the desk by two, in a different mood.
Solo traveller
Three days here, and you’d rather skip the bus tour.
See Berlin through a local’s eyes rather than a tourist guide. One person, one plan, somewhere public — and a version of the city that isn’t in the top-ten list.
A Berliner taking you to the Späti they actually go to, and the canal bench behind it. Not the one in the guide.
You’d rather do something than scroll about it.
One person, one plan, somewhere public. That’s the whole idea.
How one actually goes
You say what you’re up for
Tennis on Saturday. Coffee tomorrow. A lake swim if it stays warm. Set it once and get on with your day.
One request goes to one person
Somebody nearby who wants the same thing. Not a broadcast, not a queue of matches to work through.
They say yes, you meet
Somewhere public, same week. Then you either do it again or you don’t. Both are fine.
Meeting a stranger, sensibly
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