01 / DISCOVER
Everyday stories. Common ground.
Photographs, experiences and perspectives turn an interest into something more—and reveal the person behind it.
GREEN MOUNTAINS / A SOCIAL AGENT
Who will you meet?Start with a conversation.
A friend who understands you. A teacher who helps you grow. A collaborator who shares your ambition. Tell Green Mountains who you hope to meet.
First release in development · Explore the product preview
A FEW WORDS. A NEW POSSIBILITY.Product preview · Illustrative conversation
The foundation for connection
People, through their perspectives.
Posts and answers give understanding a foundation. These native iOS features are being integrated and validated for our Agent-led release, shown with fictional people and sample content.
Find something in common
Everyday stories and shared interests open the conversation.
Go beyond a first impression
A photograph. A story. More context for the person behind it.
Start with a good question
Search questions and discover perspectives worth exploring.
See another point of view
Thoughtful answers make room for lived experience.
Select a screen to enlarge. Screens use demo personas and sample content, not user testimonials or traction.
The foundation for connection
Different beginnings. Mutual choice.
Friendship, learning, or a relationship. Start with how each person wants to connect, then find something to share.
Friendship · Maya
Start with something you both enjoy.
A reading post resonates. Explore Maya’s bio, posts and answers, then choose to follow or message her.
How Maya wants to connect
“Friends for bookshops and reading conversations. Two or three people, with time to get comfortable.”
A preference explicitly chosen in this exampleFriends or dating · Meet
A little closer, when both want to.
Meet uses one mode at a time: friendship or dating. One profile can support both; ✓ expresses interest only in the currently selected mode.
Learning · Arjun
Find someone open to the conversation.
Tell the Agent what you hope to learn. Explore Arjun’s relevant answers and openness to conversation, then visit his community profile.
How Arjun wants to connect
“Open to accessibility questions. Let’s agree on any review together.”
A preference explicitly chosen in this exampleYour choiceLearn more, then choose to follow, message or add a contact.
Their choiceReceive requests under their contact settings and choose whether to respond.
First-release preview. People, preferences and messages are illustrative. No contact request is sent.
See a sample opening message
Suggested opener · Not sent
“I enjoyed your bookshop story. I like essays too. Would you like to talk about a recent read?”
Edit and confirm before sending.
Sending depends on their contact permissions and the conversation state. Adding a contact is a separate action.
Find a partner1 / 2
You’ve explored this example deck
No one in this small demo fits these settings. Adjust filters to explore; your preferences are never relaxed automatically.
Swipe left ✓ to express interest, right × to skip, or use the card buttons.
Preview only. No requests are sent.
See a sample opening message
Suggested opener · Not sent
“Your VoiceOver answer was helpful. If you have time, I’d appreciate your perspective on a focus issue in our core flow.”
Edit and confirm before sending.
Sending depends on their contact permissions and the conversation state. Adding a contact is a separate action.
One profile, two intentions
Open your profile to friendship, dating, or both. Share the same profile while expressing what you hope for in each.
Visibility, introductions and contact
Choose your community profile link, friendship and dating introductions, and contact audiences separately. Meet and Agent respect the same choices.
Direct messages & group chats
From meeting to keeping in touch.
Talk one to one, or share everyday moments in a group. Words, photographs and shared interests keep the connection growing.
Turn something shared into a conversation.
Start with Maya’s bookshop story, exchange a photograph, and make time for an unhurried afternoon. Get to know each other through direct messages.
Make room for a few more people.
In Books & Weekend Walks, share a place, talk about what you’re reading, and turn a shared interest into time together.
Select a screen to enlarge. People and conversations are prepared for demonstration.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
More than a first impression.
02 / ANSWERS
One question. Many perspectives.
Ask thoughtfully. Answer generously. Lived experience gives us a deeper way to understand one another.
03 / CONNECT
A little closer. By mutual choice.
Follow, say hello, or start a conversation when both people want to. Public expression is not an invitation to every kind of contact.
CURRENT STAGE
Building for a better beginning.
Our Agent-led first release is in development. The community foundation is built, with integration and validation underway. The standalone community version remains internal.
Our approach to safety and boundariesBuild with us
The next chapter starts together.
01Cofounder
Help meaningful connections reach more people.
We are looking for cofounders in two areas: growth and operations to build our community and sustainable growth; business development and strategic partnerships to build relationships and work with the founder on fundraising.
Discuss the cofounder role02Investors & collaborators
Explore what comes next for people and AI.
If you care about AI helping people understand one another and find the right people, let’s discuss our product direction, first release and long-term vision.
Talk with the founder
Our first release · Green Mountains Agent
A world of people. More ways to connect.
Green Mountains starts with conversation to help people find human connections—from friendship and romance to learning, advice and collaboration. Our first release is in development. Explore the experience we are building below.
Why this suggestion
You share an interest in books and walks, and both prefer a relaxed pace. A recent read could be a good starting point.
Explore an opening message
“Is there a bookshop you’d love to visit again?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Why this suggestion
His experience may offer a useful perspective. A shared topic is a starting point; the connection is yours to discover.
Explore an opening message
“What was hardest to leave behind when you changed your life?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Why this suggestion
The fictional viewer is a woman open to men and women; Luca is also open to women. Both fit each other’s explicit dating gender preferences, before their shared pace is considered. Full preferences stay private; orientation is never inferred.
Explore an opening message
“What does a comfortable pace in a relationship look like for you?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Why this suggestion
Her demonstrated approach seems relevant to your goal. Confirm qualifications, lesson format, availability and fees together.
Explore an opening message
“How would you plan a beginner’s first phone photography exercise?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Why this suggestion
Those topics relate directly to your needs. They are useful conversation signals, not a platform certification of expertise.
Explore an opening message
“Where would you start when reviewing an iOS flow for accessibility?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Why this suggestion
Her described experience relates to your question. Start with a specific topic and agree on the time she wants to give.
Explore an opening message
“How did you learn to say no to requests when you first moved into product?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Why this suggestion
Your interests and starting pace align. Try a small project before discussing long-term roles, commitments and agreements.
Explore an opening message
“Would you be interested in testing a small learning-tool idea over a weekend?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Why this suggestion
Her creative interests overlap with your subject. Share work, then agree on timing, responsibilities, payment and credits.
Explore an opening message
“What sound of a city would you most want to preserve?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Why this suggestion
Your learning stages and intentions are similar. Confirm time zones, availability and how you want to practice.
Explore an opening message
“Shall we start by sharing three small things from our day?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Why this suggestion
The pace she describes fits your preference. Confirm route difficulty, weather and meeting plans together before heading out.
Explore an opening message
“Do you have a favorite half-day route for a slow walk and good views?”
You decide whether to use it. Both people choose whether to connect.Make friends1 / 2
You’ve explored this example deck
No one in this small demo fits these settings. Adjust filters to explore; your preferences are never relaxed automatically.
Swipe left ✓ to express interest, right × to skip, or use the card buttons.
Preview only. No requests are sent.
✓ expresses interest in the current mode. It is not a match and does not override anyone’s contact permissions.
01 · Converse
Tell us who you hope to meet
Start with a wish. A conversation helps clarify your interests, goals and boundaries, whether you are looking for friendship, guidance or collaboration.
02 · Understand
Recommendations with reasons
With user permission, posts, answers and relevant experience provide context for recommendations. See why someone could be worth getting to know.
03 · Connect
Both people choose to connect
With user permission, draw on shared expression, relevant experience and mutual intent to suggest people and explain why. Both people choose whether—and how—to connect.
The Agent-led first release is not publicly available yet. Recommendations will depend on user permission, explain their basis and respect mutual boundaries. AI will not replace professionals or decide relationships for people.