Mutual reveal
Photos, age and distance unlock in one card — only when both of you tap "I'm ready".
Exposure on dating apps is usually one-sided: you show everything, hope they are real, and find out later. Ohrny makes the reveal a decision two people take at the same time.
Inside a chat there is one card. Each of you taps "I'm ready" when you are. Nothing happens until both taps are in. Then photos, age and distance appear for both, in the same second.
Because the reveal is mutual, nobody is ahead. Nobody has your face while you have nothing but a handle.
Photos, your age and your approximate distance — the three things people usually want before agreeing to meet. Your real name is never part of the reveal; you decide if and when to share it in the conversation.
Yes. The reveal is per conversation. Revealing to one match changes nothing for anyone else.
Then nothing is revealed. Your tap only expresses readiness; it does not show them anything until they tap too.
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