Most dating apps are a face grid. Whoever scrolls past sees you — a coworker, a neighbour, an ex, someone taking a screenshot for a group chat. Ohrny starts from the opposite assumption: nobody gets your face until you have decided they should.
Your photos upload normally, but the deck shows them as a soft silhouette. What people react to instead is what you wrote: your prompts, your interests, your intent. It changes who likes you and why.
The blur is not a filter you can screenshot through. It is rendered on the server, so the sharp image never leaves our storage until a mutual reveal.