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Meet5

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Meet5 is a mobile app for meeting new people offline through small group activities of four to twelve participants who share common interests. It targets adults looking to make new friends and connections, and is available across Western Europe and North America in German, English, French, and Dutch.

Founders & leadership

LRLukas Reinhardt
Lukas ReinhardtCo-founder & CEOFounder of Meet5, a mobile app that connects people (with a focus on the 40+ generation) through local in-person group activities such as hiking, dining, and bowling.
KBKai Burghardt
Kai BurghardtCo-founder & CTOFounder of Meet5, a mobile app that connects people (particularly the 40+ age group) through in-person local group activities such as hiking, dining, and bowling.

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Funding

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$9M disclosed across 1 round · 2025

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Frequently asked questions

What does Meet5 do?
Meet5 is a mobile app for meeting new people offline through small group activities of four to twelve participants who share common interests. It targets adults looking to make new friends and connections, and is available across Western Europe and North America in German, English, French, and Dutch.
Who founded Meet5?
Meet5 was founded by Lukas Reinhardt, Kai Burghardt.
Who are Meet5's investors?
Meet5's investors include Peak.
How much funding has Meet5 raised?
Meet5 has disclosed $9M raised across 1 round.