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Tribly is a place to discover people and communities who share your interests — photography, books, music, cooking, hiking, gaming, travel, technology and more — and turn common passions into real connections.
Your profile is private until you choose to appear in discovery.
Tribly is built for people with shared interests — not only for developers or freelancers. There is no engagement scoring and no ranking of people you cannot check.
Discover people who share your interests, join communities, and turn common passions into meaningful connections and experiences.
Four steps, in this order. Each one exists because it makes the next one useful.
Pick your interests — photography, reading, music, cooking, hiking, gaming, travel and more. That is the only thing Tribly needs to start helping you.
See members who share your interests, with the shared interests named on every card so you can see exactly why somebody was suggested.
Communities gather around one interest. Join a public one instantly, ask to join a private one, or start your own and invite people in.
Reply to what people are sharing, follow the members you like, build connections, and turn an online chat into meeting up for the real thing.
In real life
Say which city you are in, what you feel like doing and when you are free. Tribly shows who else is waiting for the same thing, and the meetups that already have a host, a public place and a time.
Every capability below is implemented in this version of the product. Anything that is not built yet is listed further down instead of being hinted at.
Discover ranks people by the interests you actually have in common — not by follower counts or a hidden score — and says which interests you share.
A community is a room for one interest, with real membership and moderation. Public communities open instantly; private ones review requests; invite-only ones are by invitation.
Global brings every post on Tribly into one feed. Egypt, Alexandria, Communities, Connections and Just You each narrow it to a real slice of the community.
Your profile leads with what you love. A bio, a few interests and a picture are enough to be found; your role, skills and links are there if you want them, never required.
We would rather ship four complete journeys than ten half-finished ones.
Choose what you love, discover the people and communities who love it too, and start something together.
