Four steps. No performance.

The first thing Ohrny asks is not what you look like but what you are here for. Pick an intent — Tonight, This week, Slow, Open, Monogamish — and it sits on your card for everyone to see.

Intent modes go one step further: join one and for 24 hours you see only people who joined the same one. No three-week text marathon to find out you wanted different things.

Every photo in the deck is blurred on the server before it reaches anyone's phone. What people see is a silhouette, a handle, your prompts, your interests and your intent.

You still swipe: like, pass, Super Like. Filters still work on age, distance, verified status and, with Plus, lifestyle and height. The difference is what leads the decision.

Match, and a chat opens. Inside it sits one card with one button: "I'm ready". Tap it when you want to see and be seen. Nothing happens until the other person taps too.

Then photos, age and distance reveal for both of you in the same second. Never one-sided. Re-blur later if you change your mind; the other person is told, quietly.

Call inside the app — voice or video, no phone number exchanged, preview blurred until you have both revealed. Suggest a place. Meet.

Or do not. With disappearing messages on, a thread you leave alone is gone after 24 hours, on both phones and on our servers. No ghost notifications, no archive.