If you're looking for a social media service that connects you to others with similar interests, Maven could be the answer. Maven is designed to help you have more meaningful interactions online by matching you with others based on your interests instead of likes and followers. It's got an interest graph to find people you're likely to be interested in, AI-powered chat and community engagement, and it's geared for professionals who want to have more in-depth discussions and a more community-oriented approach.
Another good option is FAIND, an AI-based service that matches you with like-minded people in your area. It's good for finding friends, networking or finding fellow enthusiasts, with a clean interface to evaluate connections and control what you share. It stands out with an endless stream of new suggestions, explanations of each match, and privacy and security protections.
Waverly brings a different style to social networking, too. It uses conversational AI to help you connect with others in customizable chat rooms called "waves" where you can connect with others with similar interests. The AI suggests content to keep the conversation fresh, but you can control your feed to amplify the connections and community you want to see.
Last, Spinnr is a video-first friendship app that uses AI to try to help you connect more authentically. It lets you create video profiles, send video messages and make video calls, so you can see people's personalities in real time. It's designed with privacy in mind, and Spinnr lets you connect with others through community-driven groups and activities, so it could be good for finding people you can connect with.