Membership
First, the honest why. I started Room for More after realising how lonely I actually was in a city full of people, and how many others quietly feel the same. Plenty of companies make money off loneliness staying unsolved: apps designed to keep people swiping and scrolling instead of actually meeting anyone. I don't want to build that. I want to be part of the solution: real events where people meet for real, and a site that helps you stay in touch with the people you met there.
The goal is simple to say and big to do: make Oslo an easier place to find your people, with events and tools built for the community that uses them, not for advertisers. The events came first. This site came next, so all of it has a home that no other platform can take away. How fast the rest arrives (more events, more community hosts, better tools) depends on time and money, and that is where membership comes in. Every single member helps me massively in making this real, and tells me it's worth building. That matters more than the money, honestly.
What membership is
40 kr a month, about one bus ticket, cancel anytime. It unlocks the two things that make the community more yours: you can send contact requests to people from your events, and you can host community meetups without limits. A picnic, a walk, coffee before work, whatever you feel like organizing. Everyone's first three meetups are free to host, so you can try it before deciding anything. Your meetup gets its own page with RSVPs, reminders, and its own chat handled by the site, and joining stays free for everyone.
The money goes straight into keeping Room for More running: platform fees, this website, props and materials for events. Nothing here runs on ads or on selling your data, and I want to keep it that way. What comes in and what it pays for is reported openly on the updates page.
Become a member
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Membership ties to your free account, the same email login you use for RSVPs. No password needed: just enter your email below, whether you're new here or already have an account. The join button appears right here once you're signed in, already linked to your email.
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Your member things live on your connections page (contact requests) and your hosting page (your meetups).
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What's free, always
Joining events. Making an account. RSVPing here on the site. Hosting your first three community meetups. Being found by people you met. Answering requests and sharing your info when someone asks you. None of that will ever cost anything. Nobody pays to be reachable.
How connecting works
RSVP to an event on this site and you're counted as having been there, no extra steps. (Came along without RSVPing? The host shares an event code that adds you afterwards.) On your connections page you'll see the people from the same events, if they've set their profile to visible. Members can ask any of them to swap contact info. The other person decides what to share, if anything: maybe just an Instagram handle, maybe a phone number. Nothing is ever shared without a clear yes, and declining is silent.
Want to give more than 40 kr?
Some people have asked to contribute more. That's possible and appreciated, and completely optional: the support page takes one-time or monthly contributions of any size, member or not.
The fine print, in plain words
Payments run through Stripe with the same email you use for your account. You can cancel anytime and the membership simply runs out at the end of the paid month. Payment records are kept for bookkeeping (Norwegian accounting law); everything else about your data is on the privacy page.