Osmos

@sinikiwe_phahlane Thank you, Sinikiwe. How do you usually go about meeting new people in your professional circle?

@kyrylosilin This is a fascinating question. Thank you for asking it. It has several aspects to consider: 1. After each meeting, users provide feedback. While not every meeting will be perfect, someone who receives a negative review is unlikely to be matched again with those who have positive reviews. 2. I don't believe in categorizing people as simply "cool" or "so-so," nor do I think these groups are inherently uninterested in each other. Such divisions are overly simplistic. Moreover, I don't believe any platform can sustainably grow while catering exclusively to "five-star" individuals. Our goal is to understand each person and connect them with someone in their field who shares common interests. For instance, we might match sales professionals with other sales professionals, allowing them to exchange industry-specific insights. Similarly, we pair successful investors with their peers, rather than with startups—unless they've explicitly requested such connections. And yes, we do match you within the industries you've chosen.

@evan_paul Osmos doesn't offer free trials. This policy ensures that all our users are committed to meeting new people and respect each other's time.

@muhammad_salman39 Same-minded and from the same industry!

@franckwebpro Thank you for your support, Franck! Come and join us. It really feels different!

@maria_polesh Absolutely! The thing is you can't truly gauge a person's character until you've had a meaningful conversation with them for at least 15 minutes. Many of our LinkedIn connections could be wonderful people, but unfortunately, we often never speak or go beyond a simple "happy to connect."

@natalia_cebota @an_lis I don't see anything wrong with people initially being interested in a professional context, and then having that potentially develop into something romantic. In any case, we prioritize professional interests first and foremost.