Limere vs Timeleft: how they differ
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Both want you to meet people in real life. They just go about it differently: Timeleft plans a get-together for you, and Limere comes along to the places you already go.
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Side by side
| Compared on | Limere | Timeleft |
|---|---|---|
| In short | At the places you already go, see who else wants to meet you, and find each other after. | Take a personality quiz, pick your city and day, and Timeleft puts a table together for you, with the venue revealed on the day. |
| How you meet people | Go where you'd go anyway, a bar, an event or a friend's party, and open the app to see who's there. | Book a get-together Timeleft has set up: dinner, drinks, coffee or a run. |
| Who you meet | You pick who you'd like to meet, and you only find out about each other if it's mutual. | Timeleft matches you on personality, shared interests and age, in groups of 4 to 6. |
| When | Any day you go out, or at events on Limere. | Set times, like dinners every Wednesday and coffee on Saturday afternoons. |
| Where | Wherever you choose to go, or the host's venue at an event. | A restaurant, bar or café Timeleft picks, revealed on the day. |
| After the night | People you crossed paths with are still there after it ends, and you can keep the connection on Limere. | Connect lets you stay in touch with people you clicked with, and Repeat lets you invite them to your next event. |
| Cost | Free to download, and the app doesn't cost anything right now. | Free to download. You pay for your food and drinks at the venue, and the app also offers paid plans. |
Timeleft details come from Timeleft's website and App Store page as of October 2026 and may change. Timeleft's own pages are the final word.
About Timeleft
Timeleft puts a table together for you. Take a personality quiz and pick your city and day, and it matches you on personality, shared interests and age, in groups of 4 to 6, with the venue revealed on the day. There are dinners, drinks, coffee and runs. Afterwards, Connect lets you stay in touch with people you clicked with, and Repeat lets you invite them to your next event. It's free to download; you pay for your food and drinks at the venue, and the app also offers paid plans.
Why people choose Limere
- No need to block off a night: it works at the bars, events and friends' parties you already go to.
- You pick who you'd like to meet, and you only find out about each other if it's mutual.
- Missed the moment? People you crossed paths with are still there after it ends.
- You decide when you show up, and you can switch identities or go Ghost.
- Free to download, and the app doesn't cost anything right now.
Limere vs Timeleft: FAQs
And how's that different from Timeleft or singles events?
You don't have to block off a night just to meet people. Going to a friend's birthday? Go. Seeing an exhibit? Go. Got a conference? Go. Limere fits into the life you already have instead of putting one more social event on your calendar.
Want someone to plan the whole night?
New in town and short on friends, and you'd like to sit down at a table where everyone came to talk? Timeleft is a good fit.
Want to meet people where you already go?
You go out a lot, and the people you'd like to meet are already there. All that's missing is knowing they'd like to meet you too. That's Limere.
Can I use both?
One plans a get-together for you, the other comes along everywhere else you go. They don't get in each other's way.
Take Limere with you next time you go out
Free on iPhone, with early access for Android.