One a day
A single considered match each morning, with the reason we picked them.
You and Arjun both keep turning up to the same cricket nets.
A single considered match each morning, with the reason we picked them.
A photo, what you make, and where you are. No anonymous accounts.
Host a run, a gig, a baking session — and meet over something real.
Not looks alone. Spark reads what you have in common — what you build, where you are, what you turn up to — and leads with it, so the first message writes itself.
A profile here is a photo, what you make, and where you are — your own words, not an imported résumé. If someone is off, you do not have to argue with a support queue: block them once and you vanish from each other, both ways, immediately.
Chosen for you, with the reason we chose them written underneath. You can be done in ninety seconds, which is rather the point.
Host a small thing and let people join it. Easier than “so, coffee?”, and far more telling.
The apps land on both stores shortly. Leave an address and you will hear on the day — early members get first pick of a small city.