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About Igodo

People curate plans across London, and Igodo helps you find the right ones, with people you're likely to click with. Join one that suits you, or curate your own. A connect is a curated plan: a few people around something simple. A long lunch, a morning run that ends in coffee, a board game night, a gallery, slowly. You see when and where it is, who's curating and how well the room fits the way you like to spend time with people. Then you go. HOW IT WORKS Answer a few quick questions, not a test, and Igodo places you among six social styles, the way you like to spend time with others. From there, the connects and people you see are the ones that fit yours. Join straight in, or ask and the curator welcomes you. The exact address opens once you're in. If a connect is full, join the waitlist in case a seat opens. Curating is just as simple. Bring something you'd want to do anyway and a warm welcome, and Igodo finds the right people to share it. Connects are small by design, and the curator sets the size. Curate with a friend if you'd rather not do it alone. Some connects carry a price for a seat, paid securely and straight to the curator; Igodo takes nothing. THINGS THAT COME ROUND AGAIN The best gatherings repeat. A tradition is one of those: a monthly reading afternoon, a walk that happens every few weeks, a club's evening. Belong to one and you'll hear when the next is dated and anything its curators want to say between. Clubs, cafés and other places can keep their traditions here too, with the people who run them named on every one. THE OPPOSITE OF A FEED No feeds to perform for, no streaks, no swiping, no follower counts. Igodo wants you out the door, not on your screen. If it works, you need it less over time, because the people you meet become yours. Every connect has a circle, a small chat that opens when you join, so you can say hello before you arrive and find each other again after. Stay connected with the people you meet, and once you've both chosen to, message each other directly. LOOKED AFTER Connects happen in public places. Curators see who's asking to join and choose their room. Photos from a connect are shared only after everyone in the room has been asked. You control what you share, and reporting and blocking are built in. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No ads, and no data is sold. Your exact whereabouts are never shown to anyone. Igodo is for adults, 18 and over. It starts in London. Your social life, by design. igodo.app

What’s new

Version 1.4.3 · Updated October 18, 2026

When a connect is full, it’s now clear you’re joining the waitlist, so you know where you stand. Requests now come with a line about the person, a photo and their age, so curators know who’s coming. If you curate, you can now see who’s on your waitlist, go bigger when a connect calls for it and let Igodo share your connect so it reaches more people. Plus a round of fixes and smaller improvements.

App privacy

The developer, Igodo Ltd, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Location: Coarse Location
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • User Content: Photos or Videos
  • Other Data: Other Data Types

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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