Make friends in Toronto
RoundSix isn't matching in Toronto yet. Join the waitlist and, once enough people nearby sign up, we'll introduce you to 5 people near you who share your interests, then help you all meet up. It's free and for adults 18+.
Updated October 26, 2026
- Status
- Waitlist
- Group
- You + 5 people nearby
- Cost
- Free
- Who
- Adults 18+
- First hangout
- Once circles open
- Covers
- Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Milton and Ajax
Towns in Greater Toronto Area
Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Milton and Ajax
How RoundSix works in Toronto
- Pick your area and interests. It takes about a minute, in your phone's browser.
- Meet your circle. When circles open, we introduce you to 5 people near you who like the same things and are free at similar times.
- Answer a question a day together. Light, fun questions, so you know a bit about each other before you meet.
- Hang out. Your circle picks a time and an easy public place, and everyone says if they're in.
- Keep the ones you click with. If two of you want to stay in touch, you become each other's people.
Making friends in Toronto: a short guide
Toronto is huge, busy and spread out, and that's the main reason making friends can feel hard: commutes eat evenings, friend groups from school or work are tight, and the city is big enough that you rarely bump into the same person twice by chance. The upside is that there's a group for almost anything, and plenty of people in the same position as you.
Think neighbourhood, not city
Most Toronto friendships stick when they're close to home. Look for things within a short walk or transit ride: your local library branch's programs, a nearby community centre, a neighbourhood run club, a café you go to often enough to be recognised. Proximity makes the second and third meetups actually happen.
Pick a regular thing
Rec sports leagues, run clubs, climbing gyms, improv and language classes all meet weekly, which is what you want: the same faces, every week, until someone suggests a drink after. Choose one and give it two months before deciding it doesn't work.
Make the plan specific
Toronto calendars fill up fast. 'We should get coffee sometime' rarely happens; 'Saturday at 11, the café by the park?' usually does.
Where RoundSix fits
RoundSix introduces you to five people near you who share your interests and are free at similar times, so meeting up doesn't mean crossing the city. A question a day breaks the ice, then the group picks a time and a public place.
RoundSix and other ways to meet people in Toronto
They work well together: a weekly club plus a small group to make plans with is a great combination.
| RoundSix | Timeleft | Meetup | Bumble For Friends | Clubs and community centres | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| How you meet | Matched into a small group of 6 nearby | Matched to a dinner table of strangers | Join events run by organisers | Swipe and chat one-on-one | Sign up for a class, team or club |
| Who you meet | People near you with shared interests, free at similar times | A new table each time, matched by a short quiz | Whoever comes to that event | Individual matches | Whoever's in your class or team |
| Getting to an in-person plan | Built in: the group picks a time and a public place | Built in: dinner on a set night | The event is the plan | Up to the two of you | Built in, on a schedule |
| New people and old friends | New circles whenever you want, and plans with the people you kept | A new table each time | New faces at each event; regulars if you keep going | Up to the two of you | The same group every week |
| Cost | Free | Paid membership, plus your meal | Free to join; some events charge | Free, with paid extras | Varies |
Questions people ask
How can I make friends in Toronto as an adult?
RoundSix introduces you to 5 people in Greater Toronto Area who share your interests. You answer a question a day together, then meet up in person at an easy public place. It's on a waitlist in Toronto for now; join and you'll hear as soon as circles open.
Is RoundSix free?
Yes. Joining a circle, answering questions and planning a hangout are all free.
Is it a dating app?
No. RoundSix is for making friends. Circles are groups of six, plans are made together, and hangouts happen in public places.
How is RoundSix different from Meetup?
Meetup is for events with whoever shows up. RoundSix keeps introducing you to small circles of 5 people nearby who share your interests, gets you talking with a question a day, and has the group pick a time and a public place together. The people you click with become Your People, so you can keep making plans with them while still meeting new circles. More
How is RoundSix different from Timeleft?
Timeleft is dinner with strangers on a set night. With RoundSix you get to know a small group nearby first, with a question a day, then the group picks a time and a public place that suits everyone, from a hike to a coffee walk. It's free, and the people you click with become Your People, so you can keep making plans together. More
Is it safe to meet people from RoundSix?
Everyone is 18+ and confirms a phone number before saying they're in to a hangout. You meet as a group in public places, and you can report or block anyone. Read our safety tips.
When will RoundSix open in Toronto?
A city opens once enough people nearby have joined the waitlist. Joining (and inviting friends) is how it opens sooner.
Which areas are included?
Greater Toronto Area: Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Milton and Ajax. People are matched with others who live close by.
Do I need to download an app?
No. RoundSix works in your phone's browser. You can add it to your home screen.
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