Spousora
Six honest photographs. One twenty-minute conversation with a real person. Then a room where every single member has done exactly the same.
How it works
Most apps let anyone in and ask you to sort it out yourself. We do the sorting first, so the room you walk into has already been checked.
Your name, your age, where you live, and — plainly — what you are here for. Marriage, a long relationship, or getting to know people. It is the first thing anyone is matched on.
A fixed set, taken with a guide on screen. Two of them are held back from your public grid and released only when a connection is mutual.
A booked video call with a reviewer, who checks your ID against your photographs. Pass it and you are sealed. Nothing else opens that door.
The photograph contract
One flattering angle tells you nothing. Six, taken to a brief, tell you what someone actually looks like — which is the least you are owed before you agree to meet them.
Membership
We never put the verification behind a paywall — a room is only worth being in if everyone in it has been checked, including the people who have not paid.
Applications are reviewed by a person, usually within three days. If we cannot verify you, we will tell you why.
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