You cross paths
Nothing to open, nothing to switch on. The app runs in the background and simply notes that two phones were in the same place — through an anonymous token, renewed every fifteen minutes.
Someone caught your eye on the bus, in the coffee line, at last night's show? They're in your app. Not profiles from the other side of the city — only people you genuinely crossed paths with.
Nothing to open, nothing to switch on. The app runs in the background and simply notes that two phones were in the same place — through an anonymous token, renewed every fifteen minutes.
In the evening, your feed shows who you crossed paths with, the time and the place. Without a mutual like, the profile fades on its own after 24 hours — and they will never know you had liked them.
The conversation opens, encrypted end to end. Your personal contact details, though, wait until you both tap “share my contact details”. Never before.
Ordinary apps hand you strangers picked by an algorithm. DareCrush starts from the opposite end: the city already introduced you to hundreds of people today. We give you those people back.
Same neighbourhood, same hours, maybe the same café. You already share a life — that's a far better starting point than a profile found 40 km away.
You don't swipe through thousands of faces. You see the people from your day, and they disappear if nothing happens. Scarcity gives each profile its weight back.
Your phone broadcasts nothing but an anonymous 16-byte token, renewed every fifteen minutes. No name, no photo, no location travels over Bluetooth.
A match opens the conversation and the full description. Contact details — phone, Instagram, Telegram — take a second agreement, from both sides. That step is never behind a paywall.
Messages are encrypted on your phone and decrypted on theirs. The key never leaves your device: not even we can read them.
Before a first date, you can share your live location with someone you trust, for as long as you choose. The link expires on its own and never reveals who you are with.
Where should you go out to run into people? The map shows busy areas in cells about a hundred metres across, and never displays a cell too few people passed through.
A block is immediate, silent and works both ways: the person stops existing for you, without being told. Every report goes in front of a human team.
After a match, either of you can turn on a quiet alert for when you're nearby again. It only fires if you both turned it on, and it uses no GPS at all.
A location-aware dating app is one of the most sensitive things you can install on a phone. We built ours starting from that thought.
Not your real name, not your date of birth, not your address, not your contact list, not your browsing history, not your advertising identifier. Your IP address is tied only to your login sessions, so that you can revoke them.
Sixteen unreadable bytes, valid for fifteen minutes, that only our server can resolve. A phone next to yours can work out nothing: not who you are, not even that it is the same person twice.
An encounter that goes nowhere expires. Delivered messages are purged from our servers within 30 days — the archive is your phone. The location of an encounter is erased after six months.
Location sharing is optional and revocable. You can export all your data in one move, and delete your account from the app or from the web — even if you already uninstalled.
Everything to do with safety and sharing contact details stays free, for everyone, all the time. We don't charge for caution.
Up to 300 encountered profiles, kept for 24 hours, 10 favourites, matches, and the first 10 messages per match. Plus unlimited messaging for as long as you are near each other.
Premium stretches your memory to 7 days and 2,000 profiles, unlocks unlimited messages and the hour-by-hour map, and removes ads. One free month per person you refer.
Install DareCrush, step outside, and let the rest happen on its own.