Meet the person who knows what you don’t.
At Edge, everyone ends up with their own cluster. Graft puts you with someone from a different one, so you both leave knowing something new.
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Pick your world
- You’d learn
- Why people quit, and how games keep them coming back
- You’d teach
- What actually slows ageing, and how to measure it
Make: A 30-second ad for sleeping more
Everyone drifts to their own table. Graft crosses the room.
Not a feed, not networking. A few people picked for you from clusters you’d never sit with, and every match has to work both ways.
While you’re at Edge
Short on purpose. Longer pairings that run for weeks come after the pilot.
1 on 1
90 minutesOne conversation with someone from a world you never visit.
A group of 3
An afternoonTalk, try something, or make something small. Everyone brings a missing piece.
A table of 6
One dinnerSix people, six different clusters. The easiest way to try it.
Ten minutes, then someone new.
Six short questions you can type or say out loud, in English, Hindi, Kannada or Tamil. Stop any time; it picks up where you left off.
Then two or three people, each with what you’d learn from them and what they’d learn from you.
How it works
- 1
Join with your code
Anyone at Edge can join. Type the code you were given and your email.
- 2
Six short questions
Type or talk, in any language. What you can teach, and what you’re stuck on.
- 3
Pick from 2 or 3 people
Everyone we suggest is different from you, and learns something from you too.
- 4
Meet, with ideas to start
Things to talk about, do or make, picked for you. Then tell us one new idea.
20,000,000
LinkedIn users in a randomised study. People a little outside your circle did more for job moves than close friends did.
Rajkumar et al., Science, 2022
Open to everyone at Edge.
Got a code from someone here? You’re in. Everywhere else, Graft is invite-only: a member has to vouch for you.