You don’t need more matches. You need one person worth meeting.

Dating apps are built to keep you swiping. This is built to get you off it: a deck of quick questions, one introduction chosen by a human, and a real plan to meet somewhere in this city.

Answer the 24 questionsA few minutes · free

Private by design

No public profile
No browsing
No random DMs

Indore

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No app. No downloads. No endless swiping.

Tell us about you

24 quick cards about this city, its food, and how you actually spend a Sunday. No bio to write, no photos to pick.

A person finds yours

Someone who lives here reads your answers and picks one person worth your evening. No algorithm pretending it knows you.

You get a plan

Who they are, why we picked them, and somewhere specific in Indore to meet. Not “coffee sometime”.

What you are not signing up for

Most of what makes dating apps exhausting is the part where you are on display. None of that exists here.

No public profile: Nothing you write is published. There is no page of you to find.
No browsing: Nobody can scroll through people, and nobody can scroll through you.
No random messages: There is no inbox. Nobody can contact you out of nowhere.
No obligation: Say no to any introduction without explaining. Ask us to delete everything, whenever.

You answer the questions privately. If we find someone genuinely worth meeting, we tell you who they are and why, and nothing is shared with them until you have said yes.

Why a person, not an algorithm

For the first sixty people, every introduction is made by a human who has actually read both sets of answers. That does not scale, which is exactly why it is worth doing now, while it is still possible to get it right rather than get it big.

Nobody here will claim an algorithm understands you. What you will get is a reason: here is what you two have in common, and here is where to go.

Made by someone who knows where to go after 11pm

The questions are about this city, because how you feel about midnight at Sarafa, a Sunday at Chappan, or a drive down the Super Corridor says more about you than a bio ever will.

And we do not leave you on “hey :)”. Every introduction comes with something you could actually do: a place, a time, in Indore, this week.

Before you ask

Is this an app?: No, and deliberately so. We want to know whether we can genuinely get two strangers in this city to meet before asking anyone to download anything.
Who sees my answers?: Only the person doing the matching. Your number is used to message you about an introduction and nothing else.
Why only sixty?: Because one person is reading every answer. We would rather make sixty good introductions than six thousand bad ones.
Is it free?: Yes. There is nothing to pay for, and no ads.

Answer the 24 questionsA few minutes. No public profile.