Find Your Frequency.
Skip the Small Talk.
The curated platonic community for depth-seekers.
No swipes. No photos. No endless threads.
We analyse your psychological fingerprint and introduce you to one compatible person at a time via email.
The 20-Minute Filter: We require a 20-minute intake. Why? Because you are tired of people who won’t even invest 20 seconds. If they won’t fill this out, you won’t meet them here. Quality requires investment.
You’re Tired of Translating Your Soul into a Bio.
Modern friendship apps ask you to be a marketer first and a human second. You edit your personality, optimise your hobbies, and polish your edges just to fit a character limit.
You aren’t ‘difficult’ or ‘antisocial.’ You are just tired of being liked for a version of yourself that doesn’t exist. Put down the script. We want the unedited you.
You are more than a bio. It is time you were read like a book.
We don’t match faces. We match Internal Rhythms.
Authentic connection doesn’t come from shared hobbies. It comes from shared Rhythms.
We have built a proprietary Relational Fingerprint—a psychological intake that maps your ‘Fingerprint.’ We analyse:
Velocity: Matching your energy pace (Fire vs. Rock)
Safety: Matching your conflict style (Debate vs. Harmony)
Silence: Matching your need for space (Peace vs. Pressure)
We use these metrics to predict who you can sit in silence with, not just who you can talk to.
Privacy-First Curation
Your raw data is anonymised. Our curators see your patterns, not your identifiers, to ensure safety and quality. You remain invisible until you consent to a match. We filter out bots, trolls, and low-effort profiles so you don't have to.
The Process
1. The Fingerprint
You answer 20 minutes of deep questions about your values, shadows, and communication style. No bio-optimisation allowed.
2. The Calibration
We analyse your profile against the cohort. We don't just look for similarities; we look for resonance.
3. The Introduction
When a match is found, you both receive an email introduction. No endless chatting. You take it from there.
A Note from the Founder
I used to think I was the problem. I’d stand at social events, nodding politely, whilst internally screaming.
I realised that social friction isn’t a moral failing; it’s a frequency mismatch. If the world is broadcasting on FM and you operate on AM, all you get is static.
I didn’t want to change my frequency just to fit in. I wanted to find the others on my wavelength. So I built this.