Turn your guest list into real connections.

GCOAT matches your guests around the conversations they want to have — and confirms when they actually meet.

GCOAT co-host: a small goat in a jacket and sunglasses, ready to match your guests
your co-host
The networking hour

The networking hour that isn't

You booked the room, printed the name tags, held the hour for mingling. Your guests stood in circles of people they already knew — and most left without meeting anyone new. You felt it more than they did.

Guests mingling at a GCOAT event
How it works

01 — Before

Bring your guest list.

From wherever it lives. Every name becomes a guest with something they'd like to talk about.

02 — They choose

Every guest gets three matches.

You pick this event's match types — GCOAT proposes three people for each guest. They say yes to the ones they want, or none at all.

Fig. 2 — match settings: the host picks the types · tap to toggle

03 — They meet

They find each other.

At the event, they meet in person. When both confirm it happened, the line holds — and contact details are exchanged.

04 — Every event

The community connects.

Run it at every event and the map fills in — each confirmed meeting is another line between people who now know each other.

Fig. 3 — one introduction, then a community

Other tools count clicks. GCOAT confirms when people actually meet.

Both guests say “we met.” That's the moment the whole product is built for.

Works with your event stack

Bring your guest list from anywhere — Luma, Eventbrite, Meetup, Partiful, Tally, or any CSV.

Luma Eventbrite Meetup Partiful Tally + any CSV
Two attendees sharing a fist bump at a GCOAT event

Everyone deserves to walk out of an event with someone to follow up with. That's belonging, and it's buildable.