Belonging is Possible
with Umee
Think of the places where you feel at home. It’s not really about the locations or the amenities. It is the people who notice when you arrive, the conversations that pick up where they left off, the sense that you matter when you walk through the door.
That is belonging.

Why Belonging Matters
Belonging shapes lives in ways that few other forces can. When people feel part of a community, they show up more often, they invest more deeply, and they carry pride in being connected to something larger than themselves. This truth is backed by evidence. Nearly half of adults in the United States report feeling lonely, according to the Surgeon General.
The World Health Organization has shown that isolation heightens the risk of depression, heart disease, and even early death. Harvard’s Study of Adult Development found that close relationships are the strongest predictor of long-term health and happiness. Communities are one of the few places where these connections can grow, but only if belonging is nurtured.

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When Membership Falls Short
A recent study revealed that more than one in four clubs lost members last year. Its not because of price, it's because people never found their place. Without a sense of belonging, membership is fragile.
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Our Commitment
Being welcomed on your first day, remembered when you return, and noticed when you're absent. Umee gives communities the tools they need to create experiences turn memberships into loyalty.
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The Future of Belonging
Umee helps leaders build communities where people are at the center. Here, belonging isn't rare, but the reason people stay for life. It turns every handshake, hello, and shared moment into the foundation of a lasting culture.
Loneliness is as deadly as smoking up to 15 cigarettes a day
Chronic loneliness raises risk of heart disease by 29% and stroke by 32%
Social isolation is linked to a 50% increased risk of dementia
Loneliness is as deadly as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
Loneliness raises risk of heart disease by 29% & stroke by 32%.
Social isolation is linked to a 50% increased risk of dementia.
The Truth
Dr. Vivek Murthy, the U.S. Surgeon General, has extensively studies loneliness and its impact on public health. Murthy’s studied highlight how loneliness is an often overlooked issue with serious consequences.
Social isolation is linked to a 50% increased risk of dementia.
Loneliness raises risk of heart disease by 29% & stroke by 32%.
Loneliness is as deadly as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

Your club's greatest asset is its community.
Umee helps you strengthen that community by making members feel more connected, more engaged, and more likely to stay. We turn everyday moments into lasting member loyalty and connection.


About us
We believe the best communities already exist – in your daily routines, your favorite spaces, and your shared experiences. Umee is here to make those spaces stronger & more connected.
Newsfeed
Stay in the loop with posts from your community. Share updates, celebrate wins, and see what others are up to.
ALWAYS CONNECTED
Meet
Discover familiar faces nearby. See who’s around, learn their names, and start conversations that feel natural.
Chat
Keep the conversation going. One-on-one messages make it easy to connect, coordinate, and build real friendships over time.


Why Umee?
When members start talking, good things happen. People use Umee to meet new people, find support, and learn new things—all within the places they already belong.
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What is Umee?
Umee is a members' network for the places you already belong. It helps you connect with familiar faces at your club, fitness studio, or members-only community.
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How does Umee help me connect?
Umee makes it easier to remember names, reconnect after a conversation, and meet others with shared interests. It is designed to strengthen the connections that already exist in your space.
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Is Umee just another social media app?
No. Umee is not built for followers, likes, or endless scrolling. It is focused on real-world connection in spaces that already matter to you.

