First-Name Verification
Every match must type your name without starting with your brother's name first. Three failed attempts and they are reassigned to your brother, who has plenty already.
Also is the dating app for middle children. Your profile loads before your older sibling's, after nobody's, and every match has to say your name correctly on the first try before the chat unlocks.
41,200 middle children noticed so far. We counted each one individually.
Child 2 of 3
Three features. We tried to cut one so the other two would get more attention, and then we felt bad about it.
Every match must type your name without starting with your brother's name first. Three failed attempts and they are reassigned to your brother, who has plenty already.
Profiles your older sibling swiped past are passed down to you, gently used. Some have a small stain. Most still work fine.
Our model measures how fast you can calm down an argument you were not part of. Matches over 80 skip the first date and go straight to mediating Thanksgiving.
“My match said my name right on the first date. I told my therapist about it and she called me Jessica.”

“I matched the same week my sister got engaged. Nobody at dinner asked about it. The app sent a push notification. That counts.”
“For the first time I am not the one picking the restaurant. I picked it anyway. Habit.”
Cancel any time. We will notice, and we will say something.
Free, like you were at the Shell station in 1997.
Our most overlooked plan. It is very good. Nobody asks about it.
For one hour a month, we pretend you were the only one.
The demo is live with real fake profiles. Swipe through, type a name correctly, and see how it feels to go first.