Meeting people together feels more natural.
Going alone to meet a stranger is intimidating, and swiping alone puts all the pressure on how you look and how you perform. Friends are already the most natural context there is — so this builds on that instead of separating you.
- CMCamilleJoined
- NBNoéAwaiting consent
- Bouldering
- Live music
- FR · EN
- Friendly or dating
The shared profile only becomes visible once both people have accepted. Nothing is published on someone else's behalf.
Four steps, and a deliberate limit.
The first version stays at two people per side. Coordinating four is already hard; coordinating six is how plans die.
- 01
Invite one friend
You create a duo by inviting someone directly. There is no browsing for strangers to team up with.
- 02
Both of you consent
The shared profile stays inactive until each person has seen what it says and accepted it.
- 03
Match on an activity
Duos match around a real activity and an atmosphere, rather than on nationality or photos alone.
- 04
Talk in one conversation
One shared thread for four people, and a suggested activity or event to turn it into an actual plan.
A group can also go wrong. So it is built for that.
Group settings create their own failure modes: someone left out, a match driven by one person, a false sense of safety because friends are present.
- 01
Nobody is signed up by a friend
Invitations are individual and so is consent. Being someone's friend never means being entered into a match on their behalf.
- 02
You see what is shared before it is shared
Individual photos and the group presentation are visible to you first. Nothing about you is published by someone else.
- 03
Leaving costs nothing
You can leave a group without losing your personal account, your history or your other conversations.
- 04
Same safety rules as solo
Public places, verified activities, approximate location and the same reporting channels. Friends present is not a safety feature, so we do not treat it as one.
About Group Match
Can I use it today?
Not yet — this one is still in development, which is why it is labelled that way everywhere on this site rather than listed as a feature. Leave your email and we will tell you when it opens.
Why duos and not bigger groups?
Because coordinating more than four people reliably kills the plan. Groups of three to five are the long-term goal; starting at duos is what makes the first version actually work.
Is it for dating or for friendship?
Either, stated explicitly: friendly, dating, or open to both. The group picks, and the other duo sees the choice before matching.
What if only one of us is interested in the other duo?
That is exactly the failure mode we are designing against. The match belongs to the group, and a single member cannot commit the others.
Keep me posted
No spam, no pressure, just updates about the launch.