Question 1

What should I expect at my first activity?

Accepted Answer

A small group of 4 to 6 women, all meeting for the first time. One thoughtfully curated activity — pottery, a themed dinner, comedy night, whatever feels right. We handle every detail. You just show up.

Question 2

How does matching work?

Accepted Answer

When you take the quiz, we learn about your chapter of life, your energy, your neighbourhood, and what you’re looking for. We match you with women who share your season — same life stage, same vibe, close to you. No swiping. No random strangers.

Question 3

Is this a dating app or a networking app?

Accepted Answer

Neither. Nobody comes to pitch anything or swipe on anyone. Seasons is built for one thing: real female friendship. The activities are curated, the groups are intimate, and nobody knows each other yet — that’s the whole point.

Question 4

Does the membership include the activities?

Accepted Answer

Your membership gives you access to the village — the matching, the community, and the platform. Each activity is priced separately based on what it is — you’ll always see the cost before you book. Members get 15–50% off every experience.

Question 5

What if I don’t click with my group?

Accepted Answer

Tell us. We’ll personally follow up and make sure your next experience feels better aligned. If after 14 days it doesn’t feel right, we’ll refund you in full. No questions asked.

Question 6

Where is Seasons available?

Accepted Answer

London and San Francisco. More cities are coming. Take the questionnaire — if we’re not in your city yet, you’ll be first to know when we arrive.

Question 7

Is Seasons only for women?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Studies show that close female friendships reduce cortisol levels, strengthen immune function, and significantly extend life expectancy. Women with strong female bonds make better decisions, exit bad situations sooner, and report a higher sense of self-preservation. We’re building the village women have been missing.

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