Gain new, lasting friendships as an autistic adult.

The Pebble Club is a friendship app built around doing things together instead of talking about yourself. Play a game, share a song, complete a puzzle, and let a friendship grow from there.

Find and meet new people: being matched with a new person in The Pebble ClubBuild deep, meaningful relationships: a chat with a photo and a shared game result

Making friends as an adult is hard. Most apps make it harder.

They ask you to judge a stranger on a photo, then drop you into an empty chat and expect you to say something clever. That’s not how friendships are made in the real world. So we took it out.

Here, you meet new people through games and joint challenges. Conversation starts naturally from there, with question prompts and photo prompts to take the awkwardness out of meeting someone new.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Create your profile; takes 2 minutes

    A first name, your date of birth, a line about you, a few interests, and a photo.

  2. Step 2

    Play a game or complete a joint challenge

    Work together on a challenge, like a jigsaw or a maze, or compete in a game, like Connect 4 or Chess.

  3. Step 3

    Meet people and build a friendship

    Game by game, build deep and meaningful relationships that last.

Ready when you are.

Download the app, pick a game, and let somebody make the first move.

Built to make friendships easy to make

No swiping

Nobody is judged on a photo. You are matched by what you are into.

No pressure

Play at your own pace, whether that's now or in three days.

No feeds, no likes

Nothing to scroll, nothing to perform, no counters going up.

Low stimulation

Calm colours, plain language, one thing on screen at a time.

Safety is our top priority

Everyone agrees to the same five rules before they can say a word to anyone.

  1. 01Be kind. Treat everyone with patience and respect.
  2. 02No abuse, ever. Bullying, harassment, hate speech, or cruelty will not be tolerated.
  3. 03Respect boundaries. If someone doesn't reply or wants to stop, that's okay. Never pressure anyone.
  4. 04Keep it appropriate. No sexual content, no asking for money, no spam.
  5. 05Look out for each other. If something feels wrong, report it. A person reviews every report.

Find your new best friend