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MeetFlow

Meet the people worth meeting.

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.

  • Opt-in only
  • Every match explained
  • Notes stay between two people
Design Futures Summit

People

Defne ArslanProduct designer · Kite

Visible to other guests

For you

Lena FischerDesign researcher

Would like to meet 16:45–17:00

Coffee after the Sustainable Design talk?

People worth meeting

Anna MüllerCreative Director · Nova

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
Lena FischerDesign researcher

Why this match

  • You are both going to Sustainable Design at 16:00
  • You both chose Sustainability
Kerem AydınPartner · Field Ventures

Why this match

  • You want to raise investment; they want to invest
  • You both speak English

Notes are between the two of you; the organisers see only how many people take part. Nothing from the guest list is shown unless you write it here.

Illustrative event and people. The phones on this page run the real Companion.

Not random networking

Start from why people came.

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.

  • Find clients
  • Find partners
  • Raise investment
  • Invest
  • Hire
  • Find work
  • Learn
  • Meet people in my field
  • Explore

Anna Müller

Creative Director

  • You both chose Creative Technology
  • You are both going to Sustainable Design at 16:00
  • You are both here to find partners
  • You are both free 16:30–17:00

Why this match

Every suggestion comes with its reasons.

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.

Shared topics
From the event’s own list, chosen by each guest.
Goals that fit
Shared goals, and goals that answer each other.
The same sessions
From their own day in SessionFlow.
Time and language
A free window that overlaps, a language in common.
Design Futures Summit

My day

  1. 09:3010:15
    Opening keynote: Designing for decadesMain stage · Leyla Demir
    • Leyla Demir — Founder, Studio Demir
  2. 11:0012:30
    Prototyping with clay and codeWorkshop room · Mira Okafor
    • Mira Okafor — Design Technologist
    21 / 24
  3. 14:0014:50
    Creative Technology panelStudio · Anna Müller
    • Anna Müller — Creative Director, Nova
  4. 15:0016:00
    Portfolio reviewsWorkshop room · Kerem Aydın
    • Kerem Aydın — Partner, Field Ventures
    Full

    Similar sessions with seats

  5. 16:0016:45
    Sustainable DesignMain stage · Jonas Weber
    • Jonas Weber — Head of Materials, Arc
  6. 17:1518:00
    Closing conversationMain stage · Leyla Demir
    • Leyla Demir — Founder, Studio Demir

With SessionFlow

“You are both going to Sustainable Design at 16:00.”

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

Nobody is visible until they choose to be.

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.

Opt-in, and reversible
Visible or hidden with one tap; leaving deletes the profile and its requests.
Only chosen fields
Company shown or not; nothing copied from the organiser’s list.
See only when seen
A guest sees suggestions only while their own profile is visible.
Hide and block
Block someone and neither of you sees the other again.
Notes are theirs
Organisers see how many take part and how many requests there are — never what was written.
Invited guests only
Networking needs the guest’s own link. People on the room’s open link stay anonymous and cannot be found.

For the organiser

One switch, your topics, honest numbers.

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.

Design Futures SummitNetworking is on
Profiles
212
Visible
184
Requests
96
Accepted
61

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.

Questions

Is a guest visible by default?

No. A guest appears to others only after writing a profile and choosing to be visible. They can hide or leave at any time.

Does matching use AI?

No. It counts what both people supplied — topics, goals, sessions, languages, free time — and shows the reasons. Nothing is inferred from behaviour.

Can the organiser read messages?

No. Organisers see counts only. Notes are visible to the two guests involved.

Can someone from the open QR code take part?

No. Networking needs the guest’s own invitation link, so everyone you can meet was invited to the event.

What does a meeting request do?

It suggests a time, often a free window you share. The other guest accepts or declines; nothing is booked anywhere else.

Help the right people find each other.

Switch it on, set the topics, and let your guests do the rest.

MeetFlow — opt-in networking for event guests · Winglark