Building the infrastructure for real connection.

Commfy started with a simple observation: the loneliness epidemic isn’t an individual failure. Systemic failures such as the disappearance of community spaces, commercialisation of traditional third places, inadequate digital “solutions” built to serve advertisers rather than people, and lack of opportunities to organically connect outside of work, have made us a lonelier and more isolated society.

Having been an immigrant twice, Ramit, the founder of Commfy, experienced this first-hand. In spite of being an extrovert and from a metropolitan city like Mumbai, he found it incredibly hard to establish community first in the US, and then in the UK. Combined with the anecdotal experiences of other immigrants and locals, and his master’s research on the importance of third places for community and individual well-being, this became a problem deeply close to his heart that he wishes to solve.

The problem wasn’t that people didn’t want to connect. It was that the infrastructure for connection was broken. Community organisers were running everything across eight different apps. Brands that wanted to reach real communities had no way in. And people looking for community had no reliable way to discover what was happening around them.

Of course, the solution is connection.

Commfy is the bridge of connection. A three-sided marketplace connecting people looking for community, the organisers who run them, and the brands that back them, on the same platform to co-create community. Commfy is a connection-first social app that is looking to reduce loneliness and improve social connection.

Community for you. Community for everyone.