Why this match
- You are both going to Sustainable Design at 16:00
- You both chose Creative Technology
- You are both here to find partners
- You are both free 16:45–17:15
MeetFlow
Opt-in networking inside Companion. Guests say what they are here for and what they care about; MeetFlow suggests who to meet and tells them exactly why.
Illustrative event and people. The phones on this page run the real Companion.
Not random networking
A guest chooses up to three goals and the topics they care about from the ones you set for the event. Goals that answer each other — an investor and a founder raising, a team hiring and a person looking — are the strongest matches.

Anna Müller
Creative Director
Why this match
Matching counts facts both people supplied and says which ones. If the data does not hold a reason, it is not shown — no guesswork, no invented common ground.
With SessionFlow
The programme is the best context people have. Two guests who chose the same session, or who are both free between talks, have a reason to meet that neither had to explain.
Illustrative event and people. The phones on this page run the real Companion.
Private by design
Networking starts switched off for every guest. Nothing from the guest list is shown — a guest appears only with the profile they write, only to guests of the same event, and only while they keep it visible.

For the organiser
Switch MeetFlow on for an event, write the topics guests can choose from, and follow how many are visible, how many requests were sent and how many accepted — in the event and in your Event Control Room.
Creative TechnologySustainabilityDesign SystemsHardware
You see how many people take part and how many requests there are. Profiles are the guests’ own, and the notes they send each other are never shown here.
No. A guest appears to others only after writing a profile and choosing to be visible. They can hide or leave at any time.
No. It counts what both people supplied — topics, goals, sessions, languages, free time — and shows the reasons. Nothing is inferred from behaviour.
No. Organisers see counts only. Notes are visible to the two guests involved.
No. Networking needs the guest’s own invitation link, so everyone you can meet was invited to the event.
It suggests a time, often a free window you share. The other guest accepts or declines; nothing is booked anywhere else.
Switch it on, set the topics, and let your guests do the rest.