Truemeet is a social platform from Costa Rica built to fight loneliness with real-world group experiences. Join small-group activities (hiking, board games, cooking, volunteering) anonymously — no matchmaking, no swiping, no unsolicited DMs — or create private challenges with your partner, friends or family. Earn points and badges for living more, not scrolling more. Free plan for private groups. Launching across Central America.
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Hola Product Hunt! I'm Leonardo, a solo developer from Costa Rica.
I built Truemeet after realizing two things: in small countries, big social apps feel empty — and everywhere, they optimize for screen time, not for actually meeting people. So I went the opposite way. Truemeet is anti-swipe by design: you join small-group activities (hiking, cooking nights, board games, volunteering) where you stay anonymous until you show up, or you create private challenges with your partner and friends to break the routine together. Points and badges reward living more, not scrolling more.
We're starting in Costa Rica and expanding across Central America. I'd love your feedback — especially from anyone who has tried to make friends as an adult and found it absurdly hard. AMA!
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Day 1 update from Costa Rica 🇨🇷 — two things happened today that made this launch worth it.
1) A guy in Honduras downloaded the app, created the first "Entrepreneurs in Tegucigalpa" group and invited his own friends into it. That's the whole thesis working: Truemeet doesn't match you with strangers, it gives the people you already know a reason to actually go somewhere.
2) We opened our first WhatsApp community in Costa Rica where people request the activity they want — a hike, a board-game night, a coffee — and we build and coordinate it for them. Turns out most people don't lack friends, they lack someone who organizes the plan.
Biggest lesson so far: in a country of 5 million, "download an app and wait for strangers" never works. Starting from existing pairs and small groups does.
If you've ever moved to a new city or hit your 30s and looked at an empty weekend calendar — how did you fix it? Genuinely collecting answers.
Day 1 update from Costa Rica 🇨🇷 — two things happened today that made this launch worth it.
1) A guy in Honduras downloaded the app, created the first "Entrepreneurs in Tegucigalpa" group and invited his own friends into it. That's the whole thesis working: Truemeet doesn't match you with strangers, it gives the people you already know a reason to actually go somewhere.
2) We opened our first WhatsApp community in Costa Rica where people request the activity they want — a hike, a board-game night, a coffee — and we build and coordinate it for them. Turns out most people don't lack friends, they lack someone who organizes the plan.
Biggest lesson so far: in a country of 5 million, "download an app and wait for strangers" never works. Starting from existing pairs and small groups does.
If you've ever moved to a new city or hit your 30s and looked at an empty weekend calendar — how did you fix it? Genuinely collecting answers.