A few minutes. One person. Then the next.
One-to-one video calls of 3 to 15 minutes. When the timer ends, you're matched with someone new, never the same person twice.
What is the best talk or demo you have seen this year?
- 3–15′per round. The host sets the clock, the same for everyone.
- 0repeat matches. You never meet the same person twice in a room.
- 2roles if the host wants them, matched as opposites or as peers.
Speed networking rounds: everyone is matched at once. Then again.
Lobby, everyone paired, your one-to-one call, shuffle, next round. The room does the matching, so nobody calls "switch".
Twelve people wait in a lobby, are all paired at the same moment, one pair zooms into a timed one-to-one video call with a conversation starter, then everyone returns to the lobby and is paired again with someone new.
- Lobby
- Everyone matched
- One-to-one call
- Shuffle, next round
- Intro call · optional
- Rounds, 3–15 min each
- Outro call · optional
- Summary of everyone you met
Every round starts in the lobby.
One waiting area and one button. Check your camera, see who's here, and press it when you're ready.


The lobby of a live room.
- Who's here, and who's freeEvery participant shows as Available or In call, so you know the room is moving.
- A private camera checkYour preview runs before anyone can see you.
- One button: Meet someone newYou're paired with someone available. Under it, the promise: you'll meet each person only once.
- Your count, as you goA running tally of the connections you've made, to share and rate at the end.
- What this room is forThe host's description and tips for a good short conversation.
Everyone you met is still there.
When the room closes you see everyone you met. They stay in your connections, one message away.
- A summary of your new connections, ready to share
- A connections list that counts how often you've met
- Message them on the same account


This is a real round.
One clock for both of you, a starter question if the talk stalls, and a private check-in when the call ends.


After each call: a private Useful, Meh or Bad
Hosting a room?
Set the clock, the roles and who can join. The room does the matching. Everything below is for hosts.
Set the clock. We count the conversations.
Pick the room length and the call length. The room form does this sum for you; try it here.
floor((60 − 5 intro − 0 outro) ÷ 6) = 9
In the room form it reads: With 60 min room duration and 6 min calls, participants can have up to 9 conversations

Founders meet investors. Students meet employers.
Name two roles for your room, and people pick theirs when they join. Then choose how they meet.
- OppositeOne side always meets the other: founder and investor, mentee and mentor.
- SamePeople meet within their own role, for peer rooms inside a cohort.
- No rolesPaired with no repeats. Good for open community mixers.
Matching uses roles and who you've already met. It doesn't guess from your profile.
Every call crosses the line. Next round, each founder meets an investor they haven't met.
Founders compare notes with founders, investors with investors.
Anyone can meet anyone, once.

Everything you set in one form.
- Round length
- 3 to 15 minutes, the same for every pair in the room.
- Room length
- From 20 minutes, up to your plan's limit. The form shows how many conversations fit.
- Group calls
- Optional intro and outro calls for the whole room, 5 minutes by default.
- Repeats
- Daily, weekly, every two weeks, monthly or custom days, with an optional end date.
- Matching
- No repeats, or two roles matched as Opposite or Same.
- On screen
- A countdown, name tags with title, and a conversation starter you can shuffle.
- Registration
- A form people fill in before they can join the room.
- Event page
- Countdown, calendar, reminders and a Members tab with name, title and company.
- Access
- Auto-approve anyone with the link, or review each request.
- Discovery
- Listed in search, or unlisted and reachable by link only.
- Tickets
- Free, or paid in USD or EGP, with the net amount shown and coupons.
- Sponsors
- A sponsor card on the event page, and the sponsor's logo in the room.
Joining a room is free. Hosting speed networking rooms is on the Community plan, and it's included in every white-label deployment.
What one room gave three hosts.
Each number comes from a single session, run on BrainsMingle.
Organizers are named here once they approve.
Which one sounds like you?
- If you run a program or an organization
- If you run a community
Already running a group chat? Bring your members with you.
- Telegram
- Slack
- Discord
- Circle
- Facebook Groups
Give your members a monthly room where they finally meet face to face.
Isn't speed networking awkward?
What happens when the timer runs out?
What if I join late?
Can I leave before the room ends?
Can I join from my phone?
Do I need a big crowd?
How are people matched?
What does it cost?
Can I join rooms just to meet people in my field?
Can I run it every week?
Can my organization run it under its own name?
Your first round is free.
Join a room, meet someone in your field, and see who you'd like to talk to again.


