Nothing you send can be screenshotted, recorded or cast — not your photos, not your chats, not anywhere in the app. Built in Bangalore by a small team with no data business to run.
Free, with no ads — and the first 3,000 women keep premium free for life. Android first, iPhone next. We open each area as it fills, so your first session is not an empty app.
The same app, without four separate subscriptions.
Most apps promise to look after your data. We would rather not be holding it in the first place.
Ordered by how few other apps do it. The things every app already has are further down, and the ones nobody does are first.
Who to go climbing with, not who to date. Its own deck, its own colour, and kept completely separate — nobody crosses between the two by accident.
Pair up with a friend and meet another pair. Lower stakes than a first date on your own, and nobody is ever added to one without agreeing to it first.
Real things happening near you, hosted by people on the app. Often the easier first step than a message — you turn up and the conversation is already happening.
No ads, no subscription, no trial that expires. Browsing, matching and messaging cost nothing at launch, and the free tier is not built to frustrate you into upgrading.
A dating app is only as good as its balance, so the first three thousand women here keep premium free permanently. Claimed inside the app once your photo is verified — not from a form anyone can fill in.
If a paid option arrives it is one yearly price for all of it — not a ladder of plans, not features sold one at a time, and not a cheaper tier that quietly removes something.
Say what you're looking for — casual, serious, somewhere in between — before you see a single profile. You're matched against people who want the same.
You decide with a tap, on a card that shows a whole person rather than one cropped photo. No streaks, no timers, no pressure to keep going.
Blocking unmatches and hides in both directions, immediately. And if you want out, you can delete your account for real or export everything we hold on you.
Tell us what kind of connection you're looking for, and what matters to you — before you see a single profile.
Browse people matched on intention and shared interests, not just proximity and a good photo.
Match, break the ice with a suggestion built for you two, and take the conversation from there.
Yes. No subscription, no ads, no paywalled likes. Premium exists and it is genuinely optional — and the first 3,000 women to join keep it free for life.
The app sets a flag on its own window that tells Android not to put its contents into a screen capture. Screenshots, screen recordings, casting and mirroring all come back blank — on every screen, not just the ones with photos. It is enforced by the operating system, not by us asking nicely.
Yes, and no app can stop that. We would rather say so than pretend otherwise. What we can stop is the effortless version — a screenshot taken in a second and forwarded to a group chat — and that is what we have stopped.
No. Your photos show normally unless you switch blurring on, and plenty of people never will. It is there for anyone who wants to be seen only after a match, not something we impose on you.
Coarse, deliberately. We work from a grid rather than your precise coordinates, so people see roughly where you are and never where you live. Your exact position is not stored.
Android first, iPhone after. Join the waitlist and pick iPhone — that is how we decide when it is worth building, and you will hear the moment it exists.
No, and there is no advertising business here that would want it. We carry no third-party analytics or tracking SDKs. If you delete your account, everything is permanently erased fourteen days later.
India, starting in Bangalore. We open an area once enough people there have joined, so nobody's first session is an empty app. Whichever neighbourhood you put on the waitlist is a vote for opening it next.
A nest doesn't get built in one swipe. It takes a little wobble, some trial and error, and two people actually choosing to build something together. That's the kind of dating app we set out to make — one that's honest about the process, not just the outcome.
It is built in Bangalore, by a very small team, and it is not owned by anybody else. Tinder, Hinge and OkCupid are one American company; Bumble is the other. We are neither, which is the only reason a price like ours is possible — a fraction of the ₹4,800 to ₹26,000 a year the apps you know charge.