Meet halfway in London, UK
Zones and interchanges matter more than miles in London. Triangulmate routes each address on the Tube, Overground and Elizabeth line, prefers rail over buses, and drops any restaurant or bar that makes one person change trains twice while another rides straight through.
Where groups usually land
Farringdon
Elizabeth line, Thameslink and three Tube lines — usually the fairest interchange between north and south London.
Waterloo / South Bank
Strong for groups mixing National Rail commuters with central Londoners, and dense with places to eat.
King's Cross
Six Tube lines plus mainline services, so almost nobody needs more than one change.
Shoreditch / Liverpool Street
Good balance for east-and-central groups, with late service on the Overground.
The rules Triangulmate applies in London
Each address is routed on the Tube and on foot for your exact departure time. A venue is only recommended when the walk stays under 10 minutes, total door-to-door travel stays within your limit (default 30 minutes), and no two people differ by more than the fairness gap you set (default 5 minutes). Rail is preferred over buses, and journeys that force one person through extra transfers are pushed down the list.
- Check the departure time — last Tube and weekend engineering works can change which spot is genuinely fair.
- The fairness gap defaults to a few minutes; widen it if your group is spread across several zones.
- Where a venue takes bookings, Triangulmate links straight through with your party size and time.
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