The eight red flags of dating apps —
and the green flag we answer them with.
Each takes two minutes to verify, app in hand.
The match opens a conversation — that leads nowhere.
No messaging. The meeting happens for real.
A catalogue 50 kilometres away, from the sofa.
50 metres — or the same train. The people really there, for 3 hours.
Photos from three summers ago.
The photo of the moment. Taken live in the app, never from your gallery.
A subscription that feeds on your frustration — boosts, premium, reminders.
€1, when you need it. No chance to talk, not brave enough yet: the moment helps you for €1. And no one skips the line.
A profile that follows you for years.
Nothing permanent. A moment lasts 3 h; everything is erased within 12.
A mandatory account, an email, a password.
No account. No email, no password: just a simple key.
Your data on a cloud on the other side of the world.
Hosted in Paris. It stays in France.
Your photo can end up anywhere.
Screenshots blocked. Your photo lives in the moment.
Eight choices, one idea: meeting someone isn't a project.
And when the yes is mutual? You still have to find each other.
The Sign: both your screens flash at once — impossible to miss each other.
It's waiting for you in the app.
