Everything else is a distraction from meeting someone.
It tells you they're here
The same bar, the same carriage, the same queue. When someone you'd want to meet is in the room and they'd want to meet you too, your phone taps you on the shoulder. One photo — no name, no age, no bio. Enough to know who, not enough to hide behind. The rest is up to you.
And where the night is
A map of the bars, cafés and restaurants around you, showing where single people actually are tonight. Never a name, never a face, never a pin on a person — just somewhere worth walking to.
Know where the night is before you leave the house.
Every bar, café and restaurant around you carries one number: how many single people are there right now. You choose where to go knowing the room is worth walking into.
Illustration of the app screen.
Three steps, then put it away
Set it up once
A name, an age, one photo. Under a minute, and no questionnaire about your favourite film.
Leave it on and go out
The phone stays in your pocket. That is the whole idea.
Look up when it taps you
One person, one photo, and they are here right now. The rest is on you.