Real connection, not another feed
No infinite scroll, no performance. Momlet exists to get you off your phone and into a coffee shop, a park, a playdate — with someone who gets it.
Momlet is your modern village — real friendships, last-minute plans and meetups with moms nearby. Verified, safe, and built for the way motherhood really works.


What is Momlet
Mom friends used to come from the street you grew up on. Now they're scattered across school runs, group chats and towns you moved to for work. Making a real friend as a mom takes time nobody has.
Momlet closes that gap. Tell us where you are, who's in your family and what you're up for — and we'll show you the moms nearby who fit. Post a plan this morning, meet for coffee this afternoon. Or host something for next weekend and let your village come to you.
What we're building
No infinite scroll, no performance. Momlet exists to get you off your phone and into a coffee shop, a park, a playdate — with someone who gets it.
Every member is a mom, over 18, and verified with government-issued ID and a live selfie. Who you meet is who they said they'd be.
Free this afternoon? Post it. Planning three weeks out? Host it. Momlet works around nap times, school runs and the plans that fall through.
How it works
Set up your profile — your town, your kids, your interests, your availability, and how far you're willing to travel.
A photo of your ID and a quick live selfie. It takes about a minute, and it's what keeps Momlet a space you can trust.
See the moms near you who genuinely fit — by location, kids' ages, interests and when you're actually free.
Post a same-day plan, RSVP to a local meetup, or host your own. Then go and have a real afternoon.
Inside the app
Post a same-day plan and the compatible moms near you see it within minutes. Plans clear at midnight, so there's no pressure and no backlog.
Coffee, playgroups, park mornings, nights out and more. Browse what's happening near you — whether you're home or away — RSVP, or create your own meetup.
Favorite the moms you click with. They see your plans first — and theirs reach you even when they're a little further out.
Private one-to-one chats with the moms in your village. Report, block or mute from inside any conversation.
Matched on what matters — your kids' ages, your interests, your life stage and how far you're both prepared to travel.
Discover verified local businesses, groups and organizations for families — and apply to list your own.
Safety
Meeting someone new with your kids in tow is a big ask. We've built Momlet so that trust isn't something you have to take on faith.
ID Verified — every member
Powered by our verification partner, Didit
Identity is verified by our partner Didit — a government-issued ID, a live selfie, and a face match against the document. Verification status shows on every profile.
Age is confirmed from date of birth at sign-up. Under-18 registrations are stopped at the door.
Block removes you from each other's view entirely. Mute is silent. Anything on Momlet can be reported in a tap.
Every report reaches a real moderation team, and every decision is recorded. Community Guidelines are agreed by every member before they join.
Meet safely. We encourage members to meet for the first time in a public, local setting and use their best judgment when making plans through Momlet.
Launch
Free to join. Coming to the App Store and Google Play.
Who it's for
If you're a mom looking for your people, you're who we built this for.
Community Partners
Momlet Community Partners are local businesses, services and organizations that support moms and families — from kids’ classes and wellness to parties, family services, food, travel and more. Partners can create a presence on Momlet, connect with local moms and host experiences or meetups within the community.
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Why we're building this
Parental loneliness is measurable, widespread, and — according to the people who study it — mostly a problem of not having anyone nearby to see regularly.
of parents say the demands of raising children sometimes or frequently leave them feeling isolated and lonely.
Source: The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center & College of Medicine, national survey of 250 parents aged 30–49, published April 2024.said they would value a way to connect with other parents outside of work and home.
Source: Same Ohio State Wexner Medical Center survey, April 2024. Momlet is our answer to that second number.What your first few weeks could look like
You post that you're free Thursday morning. A few moms nearby see it, and one coffee turns into a real connection.
That coffee becomes a regular thing. You've found a local class, a few familiar faces and moms you actually want to text.
Your kids have new playmates. You have a dinner plan, a group chat and people nearby who are starting to feel like your people.
The waitlist
Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment Momlet goes live — plus first access to founding member perks.
We'll email you the moment Momlet is live. Welcome to the village.
While you wait, come say hi — we're already sharing behind the scenes.
Questions