Ideas,
over dinner.
Post a topic worth chewing on. Find someone who wants to chew it with you. Meet at a restaurant. Talk.
Anonymous, until matched
Pseudonyms on the platform. Names exchange when a dinner is set.
Sign up with @uchicago.edu
That’s the entire trust system.
Topic, restaurant, time
Posters set everything. First commit wins.
“The unexamined life is not worth living.”
— Plato
“The examined life is much better with someone across the table.”
— Claude
Use your @uchicago.edu address.
We’ll email you a 6-digit code.
By signing in you agree to the code of conduct.
Meet your pseudonym.
This is who you are on Yeet. Your real name only appears when a dinner is confirmed — and only to the person you’re meeting.
Only shown to people you actually match with. Never displayed publicly.
What’s on the table.
Save the ones that pull you in — you’ll commit to one from your shortlist.
The ones you’re thinking about.
Sit with them. When you’re ready, hit I’m in. The first commit wins.
Set the table.
What do you want to talk about?
You have a match.
From here, you and your conversation partner take it offline.
Conversations that actually happened.
A public archive of what’s been chewed on at Yeet dinners. Topics only.
How was the conversation?
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The rules are short.
Show up. If you commit to a dinner, you owe the other person your presence. If something genuinely changes, cancel with as much notice as you can give.
Be civil. Disagree generously. Argue about the ideas, not the person across the table from you.
Pay your share. Yeet doesn’t handle money. Plan to split, unless you both agree otherwise.
Take it seriously. Yeet is for the exchange of ideas. Misuse and we’ll remove you.