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BothInto
You already found each other

Find out what you're both into.

You answer a short set of questions. They answer the same ones from a link. Only the answers you both gave come back, and you both get the same list. Everything else stays where it was.

No account, no download: they answer in a browser tab and close it.

9:41Shared
ResultsYou're both into 4 things.
Shared answers4
KissingBoth into itBoth yes
Receiving oralBoth into itBoth yes
Cuddling afterwardsBoth into itBoth yes
Slow buildupBoth open to itBoth maybe
5 answers stay privatePrivate
A shared result screen reading "You're both into 4 things", listing Kissing, Receiving oral, Cuddling afterwards, Slow buildup, with 5 answers kept private.
How it works

Two people, one set of questions, one shared answer sheet.

31 questions, about three minutes each. Nothing to install on their side.

  1. You answer, privately

    Yes, maybe or no, on your own. Your full sheet stays on your phone and is reused the next time you share.

  2. They answer, from a link

    Paste one link into the conversation you are already having. It opens in their browser. No download, no account, no name.

  3. Only the overlap comes back

    You both see the same list of the answers you both gave, and neither of you ever sees the other’s full sheet.

Nobody sees a no. Anything you did not both agree to is collapsed into one private count, with no label and no category, and skipping a question looks exactly like answering no.

Where this is today

The questions and the shared-result screens already run end to end in a browser on synthetic answers, and you can try them now. Creating a real link to send, and the encrypted matching behind it, is still being built. Nothing is saved or sent.

Try it

Read the questions before you send anyone anything.

The sample asks the same 31 Basic questions a real invitation would. It submits nothing, keeps nothing between tabs and never reaches a shared result, so you can see exactly what you would be sending someone into.

  • Tangerine is you
  • Ice is them
  • Lit is what you share
Open the sample
9:41Sample
Chemistry & pace1 / 31

Kissing

Kissing is something you want as part of the encounter.

Every question is optional.

A question screen asking "Kissing" with Yes, Maybe and No to choose from, one of 31.
The questions

Direct, so you don't have to be.

Basic is 31 questions and covers the ground most encounters need. Advanced is a saved opt-in, not a default. Every question is optional, and skipping one looks exactly like answering no.

  • Chemistry & pace
  • Roles & anal
  • Oral
  • Hands & body
  • Rimming
  • Toys
  • Power & kink
  • Setting
  • Safer sex
  • Before sex
  • Aftercare
  • KissingYes · Maybe · No
  • Slow buildupYes · Maybe · No
  • Switching top / bottomYes · Maybe · No
  • Receiving oralYes · Maybe · No
  • Dominant roleYes · Maybe · No
  • Condoms for analRequired · Prefer · Flexible · N/A
  • Where would you be comfortable meeting?My place · Your place · Hotel · Outdoors · Somewhere else
  • Cuddling afterwardsYes · Maybe · No
Positioning

Not a dating app.

What it is

  • A utility for two people who already found each other somewhere else.
  • One link for one conversation, and then it is spent.
  • Results you can copy out as plain text, into whatever app you were already using.
  • A reusable set of answers that stays on your own device.

What it isn't

  • No browsing, no profiles, no photos, no location, no in-app chat.
  • No score, no percentage, no verdict on the two of you.
  • No account to make and no password to recover.
  • Not consent. Shared interests are a starting point, and either of you can change your mind in person.
FAQ

The bits people ask about.

Does he need the app?

No. He opens your link in whatever browser is already on his phone, answers there, and closes the tab. No download, no account, no name.

Who sees the results?

You both do, and you both see the same list: the answers you both gave. Neither of you ever sees the other’s full sheet, and the person answering is told who receives the result before the first question.

What happens to a no?

Nothing. If only one of you said yes, neither of you hears about it. A no is never shown, never counted against you and never hinted at.

Can he work out what I skipped?

No. Anything that is not mutual is collapsed into a single private count, with no labels and no categories. Skipping a question looks exactly like answering no.

Is this a consent form?

No. It is a way to start the conversation with the awkward part already done. Anything either of you agreed to in an app can be taken back in person.

How long does a link last?

One link is for one conversation and takes one set of answers. An invitation nobody answers expires seven days after it was made, and you make a fresh one next time.

Where are my own answers kept?

On your own phone. There is no account, no sync and no recovery, so changing your answers only affects the links you send after that.

Send one link. Skip the whole conversation.

App Store — not releasedGoogle Play — not released

The app will keep your reusable answers. The person you send to needs nothing. Invitations are not available yet.