Where guys build real friendships

Pete

Arlington, 42

"Modern male friendship is like a hostage negotiation where both parties pretend they don’t care if it fails…Now finally there's an app that recognizes this is exactly the kind of thing guys (self included) fumble IRL over and over again…. It’s not just the activities, it’s the work that goes into each set-up. Like someone kept asking, 'What would make this feel less like a forced playdate and more like a real, mutual choosing?' You can feel the care in the app and it comes through in the initiations and follow-ups. It’s like Emma (the concierge) herself is rooting for you, saying, “Hey, it’s okay to want closeness. Let’s build it, one goofy group hike at a time."

Mosiah

Alexandria, 40

"It’s a much more tailored experience. I meet new people while still running into some of the same dudes I enjoyed hanging with before. There is a personal touch. Go for it. You won’t be disappointed. You’ll have stuff to do and cool people to hang out with."

Scott

DC, 40

"Making friends in your late 30s, early 40s can be awkward. Choros bridges that gap for me and made it surprisingly easy when you do put in some effort to attend activities. Come to an event and give it a shot. Like anything worth doing, you need to step outside your comfort zone and just show up. Be yourself, meet others who are very much like you, and see what happens. There’s absolutely nothing to lose if you’re looking to make new friends. "

Nelson

DC, 40

"The best part has been the ease of activities being coordinated, combined with the interesting people I’ve met so far. The smaller group setting is really ideal for getting to know one another best."

Mosiah

Alexandria, 40

"It’s a much more tailored experience. I meet new people while still running into some of the same dudes I enjoyed hanging with before. There is a personal touch. Go for it. You won’t be disappointed. You’ll have stuff to do and cool people to hang out with."

Scott

DC, 40

"Making friends in your late 30s, early 40s can be awkward. Choros bridges that gap for me and made it surprisingly easy when you do put in some effort to attend activities. Come to an event and give it a shot. Like anything worth doing, you need to step outside your comfort zone and just show up. Be yourself, meet others who are very much like you, and see what happens. There’s absolutely nothing to lose if you’re looking to make new friends. "

Nelson

DC, 40

"The best part has been the ease of activities being coordinated, combined with the interesting people I’ve met so far. The smaller group setting is really ideal for getting to know one another best."