We’re live: Everconnected debuts at London Tech Week

Fresh from a London Tech Week 2026 debut, Everconnected is open to everyone, in the browser at app.everconnected.com.

London, June 2026. Everconnected, a new social app that sets out to connect people instead of competing for their attention, was unveiled at London Tech Week 2026 and is open now at app.everconnected.com.

The premise is simple. Most apps meant to bring people together are really built to hold their attention, and you end up with a lot of scrolling, a lot of noise, and not much that sticks. Everconnected goes the other way: no endless feed, no judging people by a photo, and no sense that you are the product being sold. It comes down to a single line: meeting minds before bodies.

You build a Soul Profile without giving your name or personal details (you can say your name on a call if you want to, or not), then meet people one to one in voice conversations. There is no gallery of strangers to scroll through. The platform is powered by humans and assisted by himalay.ai, which suggests people based on your values and how you actually take part. From there you can go on Quests, guided conversations drawn from Himalayan contemplative practice, and join Tribes, group spaces for people who share an interest or a way of seeing things. Reviews are double-blind, and there are no likes or follower counts.

The concept drew a warm reception at London Tech Week (Booth 446, 8 to 10 June), and that early interest has begun converting into sign-ups.

Everyone is welcome. Sign up at app.everconnected.com, open the app in your browser and join your first Quest.

Three days at Booth 446

London Tech Week 2026, Olympia London, 8 to 10 June