The word
moed
An appointed time. The hour is set first, and everything else follows from it.
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Moed · an appointed time
Not every meeting that matters happens by chance.
Moed turns mutual interest into one real meeting: a place, an hour, and two people who agreed to be there.
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The name
An appointed time, kept by two people.
Moed is an old word for an appointed time. Not a date sitting in a calendar, but an hour two people agree on and choose to honour.
Its root is one of the oldest in the languages of the Mediterranean and the Middle East, and it has survived almost unchanged. It is still an everyday word today in both Arabic and Hebrew, and in both it means the same simple thing: an appointment. A time set, and a place to keep it.
That is the whole idea in one word. A meeting that matters does not ask for endless searching. It asks for a place, an hour, and two people willing to be there.
Moed is built for people who would rather meet than message. London is where it happens, so London sits under the name, not inside it.
The ground
the middle
A place set aside for the meeting, chosen so that neither person travels the whole way.
The city
london
Every appointment lands on a real table in a real room, judged before it is offered.
Not chance. Not a swipe.An appointed moment for two.
How it works
Three appointed hours. You choose one.
When two people agree, Moed finds the fair middle between the places you each travel from, then offers exactly three tables, one for each kind of meeting. No feed to scroll. One decision to make.
09:00 to 12:00
Coffee
A short first meeting. Forty minutes is enough to know whether there should be a second.
12:00 to 15:00
Lunch
An ordinary sit-down meal, in daylight, with a clear end to it.
18:00 to 21:00
Dinner
A proper evening. A room worth dressing for and a table held in your name.
What Moed does not do
The parts we left out on purpose.
- No endless feed built to keep you inside the app.
- No weeks of messaging that end without a meeting.
- No unverified faces: every member passes a live selfie check.
- No venue we have not judged ourselves on room, welcome and rating.
Founding membership
The first wave in London opens by invitation.
£49once · first year included
One payment before launch. Your first year is covered, a year that costs £149 at the standard rate. After it, you continue only if you want to.
500 founding places in London
- One of the 500 founding places, ahead of the public opening
- Founding Member mark on your profile, permanently
- Your first year included, worth £149
- A say in the venues we add to the city
Card payment opens when the first wave is confirmed. Until then we hold your place.
One payment of £49, no subscription and nothing renews on its own. By reserving a place you agree to our terms and refund policy: full refund at any time before we open.