The Café
Everyday chat once the kids are asleep or the day is done. Every evening 19–21 and Saturdays 10–12.
Rooms · 18+
Rooms where the conversation is already going.
A room on Mingle is a living place around an interest. You see who’s there, step in and talk. The room is where personality shows: in how someone jokes, asks and answers. That’s why everything starts here, for friendship, dating or both.
During the pilot
The rooms open now.
The Café for everyday chat, After Work after the working day and Outdoors for the next trip. These rooms are in Swedish. The Café is also open in English: the same simple first hello, for everyone in Sweden who would rather speak English. The rooms have set times during the pilot, so there are people there when you arrive.
After Work
A drink and a chat after work, no booking needed. Thursdays 17–19.
Outdoors
Plan the next trip, or just talk about the last one. Sundays 10–12.
Your own room
Start a room around what you love – open to everyone or private.
The cards show the experience, not the number of active members.
In the room
Everything you can do in a room.
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Talk in the open conversation
You see who’s inside before you say anything, and what you have in common gives you something to talk about from the very start.
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Talk by voice
Every room has a voice chat that opens when at least three people are in the room. You join by actively choosing to, your microphone is off to begin with and nothing is recorded.
- 03
Suggest a meet-up
Anyone in the room can suggest a coffee, a walk or an after work, and the room signs up with one tap. The place is an area, never an address.
- 04
Message privately
Message someone you’ve met in the room, or say you’d like to meet again. To message privately, you both show a photo in the room.
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Bring a friend
From an open room you can share a personal link, so a friend steps into the same room as you.
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Start your own room
Around what you love: open to everyone, or private, where only the people you invite from your matches can come in.
One language per room
Everyone understands the conversation.
Every room has a language that’s shown in the room, today Swedish or English. The room’s language is the norm, but a word in another language or a helping hand to someone new is always fine. We only open languages we can moderate: the word filter covers the language and at least one moderator reads it.
From the room to real life
Meet-ups in eight cities.
The rooms are open to all of Sweden. Real-life meet-ups can be set in fixed areas in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Uppsala, Linköping, Örebro, Västerås and Umeå. The host is always a verified member.
FAQ
About the rooms.
Does it cost anything to be in the rooms?
No. The rooms, private messages, Meet again and meet-ups are included for everyone. Nobody can buy visibility or a place ahead of anyone else.
Do I have to show a photo to be in a room?
No. You can be in the rooms and talk without a photo. To message someone in a room privately you need to show a photo, and that applies to both of you.
Who decides what people talk about?
The room’s topic and language set the frame, and the conversation is free within it. Anyone who breaks the rules can be reported, and moderators review the reports.
Can I start a room in English?
Yes. When you start a room you choose Swedish or English. More languages only open when we can moderate them.
Swedish pilot · 18+
Want to step in from the start?
The waitlist takes about a minute and doesn’t create an account. We invite people in rounds.