Double Dot introduces

Love should be free

No like button. If someone interests you, start with a message.

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Ready

Ready before the first swipe.

The Double Dot profile screen. A profile quality score of 63 percent sits above a breakdown of photos, bio, interests and activity, with the tip "Add 3 more photos for +15 points".

Photos first.

Three to six photos, and the first one leads. Profile Quality scores the result out of 100 and tells you what will raise it — another photo, a longer bio — and by how much.

A Double Dot discovery card. A photograph fills a rounded card, with the name, age and a short bio beneath it, above a row of four controls: back, photos, message and next.

A profile that sounds like you.

You build most of it by choosing, not writing — three rounds of profiles you’re drawn to, then your interests and what you’re looking for. One short bio in your own words does the rest.

The same discovery card with all four directions labelled on it: Message upwards, Photos downwards, Next to the left, Back to the right, and a "Got it" button in the middle.

Learn it on the first card.

All four are written on the card itself, so you learn them by doing rather than by reading. The ? button brings the labels back any time.

Directions

Four directions, and you can always go back.

Priya, 2801

Swims outdoors all year and will not stop mentioning it.

Tomás, 3402

Fixes other people's bicycles on Sunday mornings.

Rafi, 3103

Cooks far too much, then walks the rest round to a neighbour.

Ida, 2604

Knows every night bus route in the city by heart.

Wren, 2705

Learning the cello slowly, and loudly.

Response Drag the card, or press an arrow key.

A demonstration, not the app itself. Four directions, four different answers.

Talking

A match is a start. The conversation is the line.

Chat on Double Dot runs in real time: typing indicators, reactions, and photo messages. A good first message finally has somewhere to go.

Rafi

So. The bread. Did it work out in the end?

You

Third attempt. You could eat it and everything.

Rafi

Big claim. I would like to see Thursday's.