Find study partners near you
Studying alone is easy to put off. A study buddy keeps you honest, and explaining something out loud is one of the best ways to learn it. On GoMate you can find study partners nearby who are preparing for the same exam, learning the same language, or simply want a quiet group study session with a little accountability.
It is not only exams. People host language practice meetups, coding practice, public speaking circles and small skill sharing workshops where one person teaches what they know. You see the plan, the time and the rough distance, request to join, and the host approves who comes. Then everyone sorts out books, notes and timings in the group chat.
- Selfie-verified members
- No phone number required
- Your exact location is hidden

Plans people host
A few examples of what members put together. Join one, or host your own in about a minute.
- Exam prep group study, Sunday 10 AM
- Spanish conversation practice, evening
- Library study session, phones away
- Public speaking practice circle
- Spreadsheet basics workshop for beginners
- Revision hour and notes swap
How it works
- 1
Search Learning plans for your subject or language, or host one with the topic, time and a quiet public spot.
- 2
Request to join and mention what you are studying. The host approves people who fit the session.
- 3
Agree on materials in the group chat, then meet up and study together.
Stay safe. Pick a library, café or college common area for study sessions. Every member has passed a selfie check, and you can report or block anyone from their profile.
Questions, answered
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Is GoMate free for finding study partners?
Yes. GoMate is free to use. Sign in with Google in your browser at gomate.info/app, browse Learning plans near you and request to join. You do not need a phone number, and hosting your own study session costs nothing either.
Can I find a language exchange partner on GoMate?
Yes. People host language practice plans where learners meet to talk in the language they are learning. Host one yourself with the language and your level in the description, or browse Learning plans to see what is happening nearby.
How many people join a study group?
The host decides. Some prefer two or three people for focused revision, others run bigger workshops. Because the host approves every request, the group stays the size and mix that suits the session.
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