FriendMatch is an online service to help you meet real new friends, from your neighborhood or from around the world. Types of Friends: Exercise partners, couple friends, new parents groups, book clubs, dinner party clubs, just someone to have coffee with and talk about life…etc.

FriendMatch is just what it sounds like - a place to meet new friends. With FriendMatch, you can find new friendships from your own city or from around the world.

FriendMatch is an international social networking service that helps people meet and make new friends, both locally and worldwide. It is a place to make real connections, whether online, to talk to and connect from afar, or in person, for coffees, walks, or to hang out.

FriendMatch is an online service to help you meet real new friends, from your neighborhood or from around the world.

What happens after I make a new friend on FriendMatch? Enjoy the friendship! If you want to make another new friend, or add to your squad, come back to FriendMatch to meet more people. Unlike a dating site, there is nothing wrong with going back to FriendMatch for more friends once you’ve made your first successful match!

FriendMatch is an online service to help you meet real new friends, from your neighborhood or from around the world.

Search for friends using the browse and search tools. Send lots of messages and introduce yourself to several potential new friends. It’s the fastest way to start making new friends – much faster than waiting for someone cool to approach you!

Local friends Friends from around the world One or two close friends Couple friends Friends with kids Exercise friends New BFF Friends with pets Start a club, e.g. book clubRegistration

Online friendship sites, (like FriendMatch!) take a proven model for meeting new people, and apply it to friends instead of romance. Similar to dating sites and apps, you fill out a profile online first.

Why are people using the Internet to make friends? "It's not as easy to make and keep friendships today as it used to be," says FriendMatch founder Katie Hartle, "people are looking to the Internet to solve this problem."