Meeting: the same group of people—don't have to draw new members every time

A meeting is for people who have already made plans to meet. It’s not for chance encounters. You create a room, share the password, and find it under “My Rooms.”

This costs more points than the open list. But in return, the group stays small and the topic is set in advance.

Teachers and learning tandems use this because they don’t want anyone walking in off the street.

I set the timer beforehand. Leaving things open-ended turns the exercise into aimless small talk.