πŸ“‹ Now accepting applications

Help wanted:
one (1) friend.

Making friends after school is harder than dating. So post the role, list your terms, and we'll write the job ad. Then go fill the position for real.

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How it works

Post the role πŸ“‹

Three steps to a listing your group chat will quietly relate to.

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Post the job

Five quick questions and we draft your listing: role, requirements, salary, perks. A fresh ad every single time.

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Grab a sample

In a hurry? Skip to a ready-made listing and tweak it in your head on the way to brunch.

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Share the opening

Every listing prints a shareable job post and a downloadable poster. Drop it in the group chat and watch them relate.

The shortlist

The shortlist speaks πŸ—£οΈ

Real feelings. Possibly fictional people. Definitely relatable.

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"Posted the role. My one work friend applied. We got brunch. 10/10 would hire again."

Priya, fully staffed
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"Salary was 'snacks and emotional support.' Still got three serious applicants from the group chat."

Marco, hiring manager
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"Turns out everyone's quietly hiring too. We all just needed someone to post the listing."

Sam, newly employed friend
The fine print

Adult friendship, answered πŸ“‹

The stuff people actually think, scrolling an empty calendar on a Friday.

Is making friends as an adult really this hard?

Yes. Adult life removes the built-in proximity of school, where you saw the same people every single day without trying. As an adult it takes intentional, repeated, low-pressure contact, which is exactly what most people quietly stop doing once life gets busy.

How do I actually meet people?

Shared activities and recurring plans beat one-off meetups every time. Show up regularly to the same thing and let familiarity do the work. That's exactly what kf.social organises: real plans with people who actually show up.

Do I have to share my listing?

No. But the group chat will relate harder than you think. Posting it is half the fun, and it tends to make other people admit they're quietly hiring too.

Is Friend Wanted a real job board?

No. Friend Wanted is a playful experiment by the team at kf.social, for everyone who has ever caught themselves thinking: I just need some actual friends.

Friend Wanted is 100% unofficial and 0% an actual employer. No friends were terminated in the making of this site (a couple were quietly ghosted).

An honestly-hiring little experiment by kf.social

πŸ“‹ Writing your listing

Drafting the ad. This won't take as long as their reply to a meme…

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Initialising…
πŸŽ‰ Position posted
HIRING!

Stop posting into the void. The applicants on kf.social actually show up.

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