“Community” has become the most overused word on the internet. But a community isn’t a group chat.
It’s people — sitting across from each other, sharing a meal.
🚀 That’s why today we’re launching something big: DNNR (pronounced dinner)
A white-labeled dinner club engine that lets any creator, community, or brand bring launch their own dinner club — in one city or around the world
🥂 What makes it special
You customize your club page and short personality quiz — then all you have to do is announce it.
Your audience takes the quiz, pays to book a seat, and our matching engine does the rest:
Tables of six, smartly matched, in restaurants revealed the morning of.
After dinner, everyone meets up for cocktails with the other tables.
It’s part dinner party, part mystery, part social magic.
The algorithm is yours — customized to your community — and the night unfolds like a beautiful game of clue.
Compared to meetups, something wild happens:
Because people pay, everyone shows up.
Because it’s dinner (not networking), everyone shows up *on time*.
And because they already share something in common, every table feels like it was meant to be.
🧠 Why it works
There’s something ancient about breaking bread together.
We’ve been gathering around the table for thousands of years — it’s the oldest technology for human connection.
DNNR makes it effortless.
We’ve taken everything we’ve learned from years of building meetup communities and made it plug-and-play: the restaurant reservations, the group matching, the reminders — all handled.
💸 For creators, communities, and brands
We’ve been quietly testing this with a handful of communities — and it’s thriving.
Dinners are selling out. People are having incredible experiences.
And for creators, it’s become a meaningful new income stream.
When your audience is local, you don’t need millions of followers to make it work — just a few hundred people in one place and a reason to meet.
You’re not pushing ads, not hawking merch. You’re creating belonging — and getting paid for it.
It supports local restaurants, strengthens communities, and makes your brand tangible.
🌍 The movement begins
Today we’re officially launching DNNR to the world.
Five communities are already hosting monthly dinner clubs, and dozens more are lined up to announce.
If you have an audience — even a small, local one — we’d love to help you build your own club.
If you don’t, you can still be part of the movement through our affiliate program — earn 5% of first-year revenue from any dinner clubs you refer.
We believe this is a step toward curing loneliness — not with another social event app, but with something truly social.
Because belonging isn’t built online.
It’s built at the table.
DNNR — Send your audience to dinner and build belonging that pays
👉 Visit dnnr dot io to join our affiliate program or book a demo.
I’m not exactly building a maker space —I’m building a real estate community for entrepreneurs which will have a maker space
but I think this is a very good idea — the franchise maker space — and you could apply to get a $1 million grant from America First Challenge
https://t.co/rVnIGy3Jzx
Currently there are NH residents flying to honduras every year to get treatments for multiple sclerosis because it's "illegal" here in the states.
There is a colon cancer researcher who got colon cancer and wants to try a treatment, but despite the fact that he's published 50 papers on the subject, he is legally barred.
Everyone, please update yourself on this very critical issue!
the fact that this is getting so much traction on X just shows you how bad things have gotten. One clean monument that most people won't personally see getting cleaned up is inspiring because it makes you realize we were like frogs in a boiling pot, just accepting the slow but steady enshitification of everything.
glad to see we are waking up
This is broken windows theory in action. Allow parks to be full of litter, fountains to sit dry, and monuments to be vandalized, and you'll continue to get more of the same. Clean the parks, fix the fountains, and restore the monuments to restore community pride and a public expectation that damage will not go unchecked.
Thank you @KlandriganUL for covering this. I'm so disappointed this didn't pass. NH citizens and Americans absolutely deserve the right to try treatments that can be life saving.
Currently folks fly to far away countries to get treatments they need — why not let them access those treatments under our expert care while providing jobs locally. We could be furthering the science rather than blocking personal freedoms in favor of big pharma. Such a shame.
Never in my 13 years living in DC have I seen this fountain on.
Honestly, I don’t think many Washingtonians thought it would ever come back, especially after last year’s protests.
It’s more beautiful than I expected.