№ 02 · dating-season
Live
Season
Cohort dating. Thirty strangers, six weeks, no browsing.
30 strangers join a six-week season together. Daily prompts, weekly group activities, pair off through real interaction or don't. The pool closes at season start. Alumni recruit the next season — "I met X in S4." Week 4 is the week your roommate notices.
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Want it for a friend group doing a six-week social experiment rather than strangers? Fork it and seed the cohort with your specific group.
№ 03 · vouched-dating
Live
Vouched
Sponsored entry. You can't sign up — someone has to nominate you.
An existing user stakes their reputation on you; bad behavior costs them visibility too. Every match shows "introduced by [name], who has vouched for 7 others, all still active." The pool is the trust graph of all sponsors. Trust-network expansion is the recruitment mechanism.
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Running it as an invitation-only social space for a specific community — a city scene, a hobby niche, a professional field? Fork it and define the founding members yourself.
№ 04 · date-slot-board
Live
Slot
Post the date, not the person.
"Ramen Tuesday 9pm Mission, I'll be wearing red." People claim the slot, not the profile. After the date, both decide if there's a second. Unclaimed slots disappear at the time they were scheduled — the listing dies if no one shows. The slot itself is shareable beyond the app.
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Want slots scoped to a specific activity type — outdoor meetups, gallery visits, cooking together? Fork it and constrain what kinds of slots people can post.
№ 05 · group-dating-mixer
Live
Foursome
Group-date primary. No 1:1 until the four-person mixer.
1:1 dates are structurally forbidden until you've been on a four-person hangout together — you, your match, and one trusted friend each. First contact is always a curated mixer of two pairs. Friends are required to participate, so they become the recruitment vector.
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Adapting it for polycule coordination, or a chosen-family structure where the group is the unit? Fork it and describe the specific group dynamic you want to support.