Fewer hours scrolling. More first dates.

A lot of people in the United States say they feel lonely, and a lot of people spend hours on dating apps without many real conversations to show for it. Intime is our attempt at doing better.

The problem

In 2023 the US Surgeon General published an advisory, Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation, which found that about half of adults in the United States report feeling lonely.

Dating apps could help with that. Too often they are built to keep people swiping instead, and a match that never becomes a conversation doesn't help anyone.

An app is doing its job when two people stop messaging and meet.

What Intime does about it

Every match starts with a reason

A like has to point at a photo or an answer, and the comment you add becomes the first message.

Fewer, better likes

The free plan gives you 8 likes a day and one Moment a week, so each one is worth a little thought.

Conversations don't get lost

A chat you haven't answered stays marked Your turn until you do, so it doesn't quietly slip away.

Safety comes first

Face checks reviewed by a person, locations kept private, and a safety toolkit in every chat.

We don't have results to show yet, because Intime is new. When we do, they'll be real numbers, and they'll be here.