Find friends in Mumbai

Mumbai will happily take up all of your time and give you very little of anyone else's. Commutes eat the evenings, the group you knew from college scattered across suburbs, and making a new friend as an adult starts to feel like a logistics problem. Naybor keeps it local: five people in your part of the city, not across a two-hour train ride.

Where Naybor is starting in Mumbai

• Bandra West – lanes full of people who all moved here for the same reasons and know almost no one.
• Powai – a planned island of towers where your neighbour is a lift ride and a stranger.

Not in one of these? Join anyway and pick “my area isn’t open yet” – the next neighbourhood opens wherever the most people are waiting.

How Naybor works

1. Join the waitlist and pick the neighbourhood you actually live in.
2. Your area switches on once enough neighbours nearby have joined to form real groups.
3. Naybor places you in a squad of five people within walking or short-ride distance.
4. You get a group chat and a voice room, and a gentle nudge to meet in person within the first few weeks.

It is friendship only – not dating, not networking, not a follower count. You tell us your intent when you sign up, and dating-intent users are kept out of friendship squads.

What to expect

Expect a first meet-up that fits Mumbai's rhythm: cutting chai before work, a Carter Road walk, a Sunday breakfast, drinks that someone in the group organises. Close enough that showing up is never the hard part.

Join the Mumbai waitlist

It is free, and it is one email when your street is ready – nothing else. Pick your neighbourhood on the home page and you are on the list.

Other cities

Naybor is also opening in Bengaluru · Delhi · Gurugram · Pune · Hyderabad · Chennai.