A perfect Sunday looks like
Farmers market by eight, a long nap by two, somebody else cooking by seven.
Jordan will see which answer you liked.
Most apps ask you to judge a face in half a second. Intime asks what caught your eye: a photo, an answer, the way someone put something. You say why, and the conversation starts from there.
On Intime you don't like a whole person in one tap. You like one thing they shared and write a line about it. They see exactly what caught your eye, and nobody has to open with “hey.”
Tap the button on one of Jordan's answers.
A perfect Sunday looks like
Farmers market by eight, a long nap by two, somebody else cooking by seven.
I get way too excited about
Other people's dogs. I will cross the street.
Add up to 6 photos and answer up to 3 questions from a list of 25. Your answers are what people like most, so they're worth a minute.
Pick a photo or an answer and write a line about it. They see exactly what caught your eye.
If they like you back, what you wrote becomes the first message. The conversation has started before either of you needed an opener.
Every screen in Intime answers to the same one: does this help two people have a real conversation? It is why a like has to point at something specific, why a chat you haven't answered stays marked Your turn, and why nothing on a profile competes with the photos.
About IntimePlenty of apps are designed to keep you on them for as long as possible. Intime is designed around one good conversation, and everything in it is there to get two people from a like to a first date.
Why Intime exists
Your answers and your photos, not a performance. The app rewards saying something real.
Every like points at something, so every match starts with something to talk about.
A face check done by a person, private locations, and reporting that still works after an unmatch.
Intime is for iPhone and Android, in the United States.
