
Same world,

,
Same stimulus ?!
But meaningful connection is not built from a checklist.
At the same time, endless choice encourages comparison,
projection and low commitment.
Research on I-sharing shows that experiencing the same subjective reaction to the same stimulus can foster interpersonal connectedness. [1]
Research on generalized shared reality further links similarity in thoughts, feelings and interpretations of the world with closeness and the feeling of "clicking". [2]
More recently, longitudinal neuroscience has shown that neural similarity between people before they met predicted later friendship, suggesting that similarities in how people interpret, attend to and emotionally respond to the world can precede social closeness. [3]
Bù guides users through questions and reveals their tri-bi: a creature whose colour and form represent three mental-pattern dimensions. Each dimension is a spectrum, not a fixed personality category.
No photo, bio or curated interests. Discovery starts with pattern-to-pattern compatibility — a signal to explore, not a prediction of the relationship.
Learning becomes participation.
Quizzes, mini-games and exploration earn Balloons, unlocking interactions and experiences.
The experience is designed around different cognitive needs, with optional, user-controlled neurodivergent self-identification.
From discovery
to meeting.
Poke and message online. Meet through Tri-bù Gatherings, with shared activities and playful prompts designed to make interaction easier.
Upcoming events
Milan
Berlin
Madrid
Frankfurt
Date to be announced
Hearts and Brains

CO-FOUNDER
/ CEO and CSO
PhD in Neuroscience.
Commercial strategy consultant to science-driven startups and investors. Extensive background in business development, sales, go-to-market and commercial strategy for emerging technologies.
Leads Tri-bù’s scientific framework, including the development and validation of its mental-pattern assessment, alongside business strategy and company development.

CO-FOUNDER
/ Art Director
Art Director with extensive experience in visual identity, creative direction, world-building and UX.
Strong experience designing visual and digital experiences with particular awareness of neurodivergent audiences and different cognitive needs.
Leads Tri-bù’s brand identity, visual storytelling, and world-building.

We’ll write when there’s news: the date of our first event in Zurich, new cities, and how the app is taking shape.






