Every post here is a finished plan — a bar or restaurant near you, a slot tonight, and who picks up the bill. Say yes and you're going out. No three-week text marathon.
The plan is already on the table. You either go or you don't.
The host reads the responses and picks one person. No inbox roulette.
Open a card, tap I'm in. The rest of the evening is dinner.
Classic dating apps sell you a profile and leave you to negotiate reality on your own. We start from reality — the venue, the slot, the bill — and let people opt into it.
Every step is a new chance to lose momentum. The app optimises for time spent inside it, not for the two of you being somewhere at 20:30.
Place, time and terms are agreed before anyone writes a word. That's the whole trick — the awkward negotiation is the thing we deleted.
There is no host role and no guest role locked to a gender. Any profile can put a date on the map, and any profile can say yes to one.
You put the evening on the map
You take an evening that already exists
A slot in the past can never be published, and an invite can be cancelled any time before the slot — everyone who responded is told right away.
No feature exists to keep you scrolling. Each one removes a reason for tonight not to happen.
Bars and restaurants come from public map data, so any place near you can host a date from day one — no partner list to wait for. Call the venue or open it in Maps in one tap.
100% on the host or a clean 50/50 — printed on the card before anyone says yes. Nobody negotiates at the table.
A selfie check at signup, reports on any profile, and an automatic filter on offensive text.
Both sides confirm the other turned up. Ghosting a table costs you the right to host.
No DMs before a date exists. Text, emoji and photos — plus a nudge two hours before the slot.
Live invites still waiting for responses, dates that are already on, and everything that happened before. Cancel in time, and reminders go out 24 hours and 2 hours ahead.
Not “interests” and “zodiac”. Date, time of day, venue, distance, who you're looking for and who's paying — the things that decide whether an evening happens.
Not in the first version. Booking stays with the host — a phone call or the venue's own site, one tap from the venue card. The app holds the plan, the match, the chat and the reminders; table integrations come later.
Anyone. There is no “inviter” and “invited” split by gender: every profile can publish invites and respond to other people's. Women, men and non-binary people use exactly the same flow.
Selfie photo verification at signup, at least two photos on every profile, reports on profiles and content, an automatic filter on offensive text, and human moderation on top. Repeated no-shows lose the ability to host dates.
Only the optional Premium subscription. The bill itself is settled at the venue as usual — the invite only states whether the host covers 100% or you split 50/50. No in-app payments for food and drinks.
Public map data — bars and restaurants with their address, photos and opening hours where available. Nothing has to be onboarded first, so on day one you can invite someone to the place around the corner.
One pilot district first — Berlin, Mitte & Kreuzberg — so that the feed is dense enough to have real plans in it every night. The waitlist decides what opens next: leave your city and it gets counted.
Leave your email and pick your city. One message when your district opens — that's the whole deal.
You're on the list — we'll write when your city opens.
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