Confirm your number
A code by SMS or WhatsApp. One account per number, which is the cheapest and most effective barrier to somebody running five profiles at once.
How it works
Nothing here is automated. The whole point of the process is that a human being has looked at every member before you ever see them.
A code by SMS or WhatsApp. One account per number, which is the cheapest and most effective barrier to somebody running five profiles at once.
Basics, what you are here for, and a few prompts in your own words. Your intention is the first thing anybody is matched on, so it is asked plainly rather than inferred.
In the app, with a guide on screen for each frame. A picture chosen from your library instead of taken live is allowed — and your reviewer is told.
Book a twenty-minute video call. They hold your ID beside your photographs, talk to you, and decide. That decision is the only thing that opens the room.
Each frame exists to close a specific gap between how people present themselves online and how they turn up in a room.
Head and shoulders, eyes to camera, taken in the last six months. The reference every other frame is checked against.
Head to feet, standing, nothing cropped. Closes the gap a well-chosen headshot leaves open.
Dressed the way you would actually show up on a first evening. A different outfit from 02, deliberately.
No make-up, no filter, daylight. The frame that proves the other five are the same person. Off your public grid.
Standing, facing away, full body, same outfit and spot as 06. Off your public grid.
The other half of the pair with 05. Together they are very hard to fake and very easy to verify.
Frames 04 and 05 are never on your public profile. They are released to one person, at the moment a connection becomes mutual, and to nobody else.
A vetted room stops being one the moment the vetting bends. These are the lines, and each of them costs us something.
Verification is free. No tier, no upgrade and no amount of money moves an application through faster or past a reviewer.
A declined request looks identical to one nobody has read yet. It protects the person declining, and it means nobody here is managing a queue of rejections.
Distance is rounded to the kilometre with a floor under it. Your city is shown; your address cannot be worked out from it.
A conversation only opens when both people have agreed to it. There is no inbox to fill with unsolicited messages, because there is no way to send one.
No score, no model, no instant approval. Every member was admitted by a named reviewer who spoke to them.
Nobody appears on this website, in a screenshot or in an advert unless they were asked and said yes.
One person at a time, not a wall of faces. People closer to you come first, with the distance shown plainly on the card.
You cannot tap to connect. A request carries a written note, and a limited number go out each week — which is why they get read.
A conversation opens the moment both sides agree. Calls run inside the app, so neither of you needs to hand over a number.