We’re not building a product.

We’re building a movement.

One space at a time.

Enkidu turns your café, gym, coworking space, or religious organization into a spark for human connection—starting with one text.

Try out the demo.

(Just a question. Then a connection.)

No app. No login.

Just text:

+1-385-336-5438

Be Part of the First 100 Spaces

Enkidu is inviting 100 human-centric venues to pioneer a new kind of belonging.

Early hosts get white-glove setup, direct access to the founder, and a permanent place in what comes next.

How Enkidu Works

  • 1. Text.

    2. Match.

    3. Meet.

    A visitor sends a text. We ask a few intentional questions.

    Our AI connects them to someone nearby who shares their energy, values, or curiosity.

    It’s like striking up a conversation—without the awkward guesswork.

  • Turn strangers into regulars.

    Enkidu makes your space more than a service—it makes it a sanctuary.

    People return not just for the drinks or weights.
    They return for each other.

    Why it works:

    • Sparks conversations that wouldn’t happen otherwise

    • Builds emotional loyalty and word-of-mouth buzz

    • Turns your venue into the place people found their people

  • Insights that don’t just track behavior—they reflect meaning.

    We give you anonymized, actionable data:

    • What people care about

    • What moments spark real connection

    • Why they keep coming back

    You’re not just growing a business.
    You’re growing a community rooted in belonging.

  • Enkidu will power connection in 10,000+ spaces globally from temples to tea shops, coworking spaces to community centers.

    We’re building infrastructure for belonging, not just software.

  • ☕ Coffee Shop

    The sign was taped to the register—Text to meet someone real. Cute, I thought, but not for me.


    Still, I texted. Just one word: begin. The questions felt… different. Like a journal, not a quiz.


    Twenty minutes later, I was at the window bench, talking to a graphic designer who also hated small talk and loved rainy mornings.


    We stayed two hours. The barista slipped us a cookie and said, ‘This is why I work here.’

    I think she meant it.

  • 🏋️‍♂️ Gym

    It was just a poster by the water fountain—Want to train with someone who gets you? Text here.


    I rolled my eyes. I’ve tried every app, every ‘accountability buddy.’


    But this time felt… different. The texts weren’t about goals—they were about what drives me when I don’t want to show up.


    They matched me with an ex-Marine turned therapist. We didn’t just lift—we talked about discipline, burnout, and starting over.


    Afterward, the owner nodded at us like he’d seen something bloom. ‘Y’all made the room better today,’ he said.


    And he was right. We did.

  • 🖥️ Coworking Space

    The QR code on the wall said, Tired of transactional networking? Try real connection.


    I was in between Zooms, caffeinated and cynical, but I scanned it anyway.


    The texts asked about what I really want in a collaborator. Not what I do, but why I care.


    They matched me with a woman building a mental health startup. We’ve co-worked three days this week, and every day feels lighter.


    The community manager high-fived us. ‘This is why we’re not just desks,’ he said.

    Now I get it.

  • 🛕 Temple or Spiritual Space

    There was a small card near the entrance: Looking for deeper connection? Start with a text.


    I almost didn’t. It felt sacrilegious—texting in a place like this.


    But I did. The questions felt sacred, like prayers disguised as prompts.


    They paired me with someone who had also lost their father. We lit a candle together and sat in silence before sharing our stories.


    The priest walked by and said, ‘This is what the space is for.’


    For once, I believed it.

Founder Invitation

Enkidu is early. But what it’s building is ancient.

We don’t need another app. We need a way back to each other.

If you run a space where people gather—and you believe connection is sacred—I want to hear from you.

Email Adil: adil@enkidu.com

Call Adil: (630) 881-8436

Or come say hi: 123 California Ave #314, Santa Monica, CA 90403

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