Dating is better when someone puts their name behind it. Married and partnered friends vouch for the people they know, then introduce the ones who'd actually be good together.
Maya knows both of you and thinks you should meet.
an interactive concept, not yet on the App StoreMarried and partnered people build a private list of single friends they'd genuinely recommend, with a note on why, written like they mean it.
Connectors link up with each other in person. Once they do, they can see who's open on each other's list, nothing else, not notes, not matches.
A connector proposes a pairing across the network. The conversation only opens once both singles say yes, and the connector steps out.
"My friend actually knows me better than an algorithm."
You're not single, but you're not out of the game. You're the reason your friends' games are still worth playing. Build your list, link up with other connectors, and make the introduction you've been holding onto.
"I make introductions the way I'd want someone to introduce me: carefully, and only when it's real." Maya Torres, connector
No profile to optimize, no swiping. Your friends write the case for you, and you decide who's worth meeting. Nothing about you is visible until someone you'd actually vouch for says yes too.
"Jordan is the person everyone calls when they need advice. He's genuinely ready for something real." a friend's vouch, on Jordan's profile