HobbyMoot.

A new place for curious people · Coming soon

Whatever you’re into,
someone else is too.

The things you love are a great place to start a conversation.
Find people who share your interests — around the corner or across the world.

Find your common ground A shared interest. A simple hello.
A happy person surrounded by people enjoying gaming, AI, model aircraft, music, pottery and astronomy, with arrows representing conversations.
That thing you could talk about for hours? Someone else gets it.
There’s more to the idea

01 / The idea

Your interests are
only the beginning.

You know that feeling when someone understands the thing you’re excited about? That’s the idea behind HobbyMoot.

We’re building a place to make your interests discoverable. From your latest AI experiment to a lifelong love of model aircraft, find someone who’s curious about the same things.

You don’t have to join a club.
You don’t have to be an expert.
You just have to be interested.

A little look at the ideaInteractive example

What could you talk about?

Pick an interest. See where it could lead.

A possible shared interest

Local AI, big conversations.

Running a language model at home? Find someone who also wants to talk GPUs, agents and that experiment that finally worked.

Local modelsCurious mindsOnline or nearby
CuriousCoderAn enthusiast who’s happy to compare notes

Just an illustration. Interests and usernames are examples, not live members or search results.

02 / How it will work

A few interests.
A whole new conversation.

Simple to start.
Yours to take at your own pace.

01

Start with what you love.

Add a username and your interests. Go broad, get specific, or include something you haven’t tried yet. Experience is optional. Curiosity is enough.

02

Find your common ground.

Explore people by shared interests, particular topics or experience. Look nearby if you want, or let a great conversation travel a little further.

03

Say hello. When you’re ready.

Ask a question, swap ideas or just compare notes. Keep it online, or choose to meet. What happens next is entirely up to you.

03 / Your kind of connection

Less small talk.
More “tell me more.”

A shared interest can bridge a lot of distance.
And you get to decide how far to take it.

An enthusiast at home talking online beside a model-making project.Across the world. On the same wavelength.

Your niche isn’t just yours.

The project nobody else quite gets. The game you could talk about all evening. The question you’ve been saving for someone who understands. There’s a conversation in there.

A pottery enthusiast exploring a handmade bowl while talking on a phone at home.Beginner, expert, or just wondering.

Room for a new interest, too.

You don’t need years of experience to belong. Maybe you’re considering your first pot, your first telescope or your first local AI model. Start with a little curiosity.

Images illustrate the idea of HobbyMoot and are AI-generated.

A little less pressure

Life’s busy. Your interests
can stay discoverable.

The plan is simple: add your interests, then get on with your day. Optional notifications can let you know when there’s a relevant connection or a new message. No need to keep checking.

A few things you might wonder

Good questions.

Is HobbyMoot ready to use?

Not just yet. This is a first look at what we’re building. Registration, interest search and messaging are planned for the service; they aren’t available on this page.

Do I have to meet people in person?

No. A conversation can stay online for as long as you like. Meeting up is something you can choose together, never a requirement.

What if I’m a complete beginner?

You’re welcome. An interest can be something you’re curious about, even if you haven’t started yet. We want to make room for beginners and people who enjoy sharing what they know.

Is this a dating site or an events directory?

Neither. HobbyMoot starts with shared interests. Conversations, collaboration and friendships may follow, but there’s no expectation to attend an event or find a date.

Will I need to share my real name or address?

The plan is to let you start with a username and interests. A real name or photo will be optional, and discovery will use an approximate location if you choose to add one, not a public street address.

HobbyMoot is coming soon

Your next great conversation
could start with “me too.”

We’re making a little space on the internet
for the things you could talk about for hours.

Take another look around

Still taking shape. Not open for registration just yet.