Research-driven product studio

Building tools that bring people together

DeepMesh Labs creates products that solve the real, research-documented frictions preventing families and friends from spending meaningful time together.

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Who we are

We believe togetherness shouldn't require a logistics degree

Too many plans die in the group chat. We build tools that make it effortless for families, friends, and communities to go from "we should hang out" to actually doing it.

People-first

Every feature starts with a real human friction, not a technology looking for a problem.

Research-grounded

We study the data on social connection, loneliness, and coordination before writing a single line of code.

AI-augmented

We use AI as a thoughtful assistant that handles the tedious parts of planning, so people can focus on each other.

Our product

KikiGenie

A mobile-first assistant that turns good intentions into real hangouts.

From idea to plans in minutes

KikiGenie combines localized activity discovery with lightweight event creation, one-tap invites, and an AI assistant named Kiki who helps you find the right activities and compose the perfect hangout.

Discover nearby activities or let Kiki find the perfect options for your group
Create your own hangout or choose from AI-generated suggestions
Invite friends and family with one tap

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Kiki supports every kind of togetherness

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Family Gathering

Quality time together

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Picnic

Park relaxation

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Hiking

Trail adventure

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Cook Together

Kitchen fun

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Game Night

Board games

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Concert

Live music

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Our approach

Research-driven development

Every product decision is grounded in real data about how people connect and why plans fail.

−35%

Less daily socializing time since 2003

Bureau of Labor Statistics

36%

Adults who regularly cancel plans

YouGov

~30%

Report feeling lonely regularly

Pew Research Center

Discovery friction research

A large share of Americans report skipping leisure activities due to cost. Federal Reserve
Too many options lead to decision fatigue and reduce action. APA
Smaller friendship networks make spontaneous plans rarer. Pew Research
Teen in-person social time has dropped sharply. The Atlantic

Coordination friction research

Many adults say they're too busy to enjoy life. Pew Research
Americans spend about 35 minutes per day socializing. BLS
Last-minute cancellations are common. YouGov
Young Americans spend 70% less time attending parties. Derek Thompson