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Oakland first. Unlocking everywhere builders raise their hands.

We open cities on density, not a calendar. A new city launches when enough owner-builders sign up to guarantee a great table — because a thin dinner is worse than no dinner.

Request your cityOakland opens first
The Golden Gate Bridge over the San Francisco Bay, in the region where Tribecca opens first
First city · Oakland
First city
Opening first

Oakland

Wednesday dinners will run across the neighborhoods founders actually live and build in — tablemates once RSVPs close, the venue revealed to confirmed guests the day before, always in the neighborhood shown.

Oakland
How a city unlocks

Two thresholds between your city and its first dinner.

First gate
50

The city wakes up

When fifty builders in a metro join the waitlist, we turn on local outreach and start building the room in earnest.

Second gate
200

The first table is set

At two hundred signups, the city launches — its first Wednesday dinner, in its best-fit neighborhood.

Oakland is the exception. As our beta market it opens early — its first Wednesday is set at fifty, not two hundred.

On the waitlist

Cities warming up.

Every signup moves your city toward its first dinner. Progress shown toward the 200-builder launch gate.

Los Angeles

124 of 200 builders
Marketing live

Seattle

88 of 200 builders
Marketing live

Austin

61 of 200 builders
Marketing live

New York

Gathering interest
Gathering

San Diego

Gathering interest
Gathering

Prototype note: sample data until real signups exist — production shows the top five cities by signups, refreshed weekly from the chapter-demand system.

Not in the Bay Area?

Raise your hand for your city.

Join the waitlist and we'll count you toward your city's launch — and tell you the moment its first table is set.

Listed cities are first in line. "Other" cities unlock as demand gathers.