Good Company helps neighbors in the same apartment building share meals, make real friends, and help each other.
Interested in bringing Good Company to your building?
Message us
i. First
It's completely free. Just neighbors sharing a meal.
Once you've joined a table, you unlock:
No. 1
Buy, borrow, lend and trade items with your neighbors.
No. 2
With people from your building and a +1 if you want.
"Dear Good Company,
These tables played a big role in my decision to renew my lease. I wanted to leave because my rent was going to increase by 10%. But then I thought of the community I am building as a host, and that convinced me to renew for one more year.
Anna"
“Now I have met Oriane at a few dinners, I feel comfortable asking for her vacuum. If I had just met her in the elevator that would be weird, lol.”
“I don't understand why you want me to give you super detailed feedback, guys. It's my fifth table, what else matters?”
“I like the coziness of low-key socializing without having to go somewhere else, and getting to know new people at a deeper level.”
“Thank you so much for making the building feel like home.”
“You could go to a Michelin-starred restaurant and pay a fortune, or you could have a Michelin-star experience right here at home with dinners like these.”
“Making friends in your thirties is hard. These dinners are the perfect way to meet new people and build real friendships.”
Every building is a hundred small lives stacked on top of each other, each one lit up behind its own door.
We think those lights should meet sometimes.
So we set a table: one host, a few neighbors, a meal that doesn't need to be impressive. Bring whatever's in your fridge. It doesn't matter whether you know how to cook or whether you didn't know there's supposed to be salt in the pasta water.
Your job is the good company. We take care of the rest.
no pressure, no shopping, no stress.
We are in San Francisco, USA, currently gathering in our first building.
If you want to enjoy Good Company in your buidling, join the waitlist and tell us where you are. We'll contact you very soon.
We ask everyone to join one table first, as a host or a guest. We are building a community, not purely transactional relationships.
Once you've joined your first table, the marketplace and activities open up.
This is exactly who we built Good Company for. Our founders are that kind of people too.
That's why tables are small, four to six people, and at home in your building: minimal effort, and intimate. You can bring a +1 who isn't a neighbor if that makes it easier.
There's no performance at the table. Everyone comes knowing it's low-key socializing.
And if you realize after a dinner that it's not for you, that's alright. You can still use the marketplace, join activities, or come back to another table whenever you want.
The app creates a recipe from the ingredients and food everyone at the table has pledged. Recipes are AI-generated for now, but we are exploring partnerships with chefs to add their unique touch.
Recipes are designed to take 20-30 minutes to cook, but depending on the table and the kitchen, it can take a bit longer or shorter. We make sure you won't spend more than 45 minutes cooking though.
Where neighbors become friends, and friends feel like home.