
01 Double Dot introduces
Four waysto say it.
A dating app where every swipe matters.
You're on the list. We'll email you once, the day Double Dot is live.
Four directions, and you can always go back.





Response Drag the card, or press an arrow key.
A demonstration, not the app itself. Four directions, four different answers.
03 Ready
Ready before the first swipe.

Photos first.
A profile picture and three to six more. Your profile then carries a quality score, with specific tips: another photo, a longer bio.

A profile that sounds like you.
Most of it you build by choosing — three rounds of profiles you’re drawn to, your interests, what you’re looking for. One short bio in your own words does the rest.

Learn it on the first card.
All four directions are marked on it, so you pick them up in the moment rather than reading about them. The ? brings them back any time.
04 Talking
Matching is easy. Talking is the hard part.
Chat on Double Dot runs in real time: typing indicators, reactions, and photo messages. A good first message finally has somewhere to go.
So. The bread. Did it work out in the end?
Third attempt. You could eat it and everything.
Big claim. I would like to see Thursday's.
05 Yours
Your profile is yours.
Hide it anytime, block anyone, delete everything. No public browsing, and no surprises about who sees what.

Questions
The swipe. Left and right move you between people — on to the next, or back to someone you passed too quickly. Up sends a message. Down opens their photos. Nothing you do with a card is final.
Up sends a message. Down opens their photos. Left moves on to the next person, and right goes back to the last one. The app shows you all four the first time you open Discover.
Soon. The iOS app is in final testing now, and it launches first on the App Store.
Double Dot is free to use. Dots, the in-app currency, are earned by using the app. Extras like boosts are optional.
Anyone 18 or older. You choose who you're shown and who sees you, and you can hide your profile whenever you like.