Build your roster. Score every connection across ten categories. Compare them head to head, bring in your circle, and watch the story change week to week.
STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE · NO REAL NAMES · NO SIGN-UP
FICTIONAL ROSTER · TAP A CARD
STEP 1 · MEET YOUR LINEUP
Nicknames only, stages and all. Tap around — this fictional roster works exactly like the real one.
Alex
Dating · Met at a gallery opening
From the journal
"Great talk. Watching if the effort holds past week three."
Category strengths
Room to explore: Lack of Turbulence — a prompt, not a verdict.
STEP 2 · RATE YOUR CONNECTION
This is the real scoring logic from the app — five of the ten categories, live. Rate all five to unlock the head-to-head against Climber Sam… and the receipt that prints at the end.
Provisional — 4 of 5 rated. Unrated never counts as zero.
STEP 3 · THE BIG REVEAL
Drumroll, please. Your honest number, where you and Sam's person diverge — and the receipt you just earned.
THE RESULTS ARE… SEALED
This step unlocks the moment you finish rating the connection in Step 2. No skipping the queue — the reveal has to be earned.
Back to Step 2 · Rate your connectionSTEP 4 · COMPARE YOUR CONNECTIONS
Ten categories, two people, and everywhere your impressions diverge. Swap either side — the whole comparison re-computes live.
Corner one
Corner two
Alex
Dating
Jordan
It's complicated
⚑ Chronic inconsistency
Shared strengths
Where your impressions diverge most
On Effort & Consistency, Alex earned 8 and Jordan 4 — a gap of 4. A prompt for reflection, not a verdict.
On Emotional Maturity, Alex earned 8 and Jordan 5 — a gap of 3. A prompt for reflection, not a verdict.
On Lack of Turbulence, Alex earned 7 and Jordan 4 — a gap of 3. A prompt for reflection, not a verdict.
⚑ Jordan has 1 dealbreaker on record. A high score never cancels a flag.
These are fictional people. Compare your real roster →
STEP 5 · BRING YOUR DATING COMMITTEE · COMING SOON
A group chat gives you opinions. A Circle gives you structured ones: your besties rate the same categories you do, right next to your numbers — only on the scorecards you choose to share.
Try the demo: set your own score and watch the circle disagree, tap a message to react, and cast your vote in the poll.
Nothing is shared unless you share it. Unshare anytime. Your friends' takes are labeled as impressions — never verdicts.
Today everything lives only on this device — no accounts, no cloud. When Circles launches it will need sign-in to work; we'll say so clearly before anything ever leaves your device.
The Committee 💌
DEMO · NOT SAVEDCOLLABORATIVE RATING · EFFORT & CONSISTENCY · ALEX
How's Alex on effort? Set yours — the circle weighs in.
Maya said 5/10 3 below yours
"Nine?? He left you on read for two days."
Dev said 6/10 2 below yours
"Generous. Remember the birthday?"
This is the part a group chat can't do: scores next to scores, not texts after texts.
POLL · THE COMMITTEE
Keep or cut?
STEP 6 · THEN VS. NOW
A score is a moment; DateLens keeps the story. Drag through eight weeks of Sam — or just watch it play. Plus: your standards, and the Wrapped you'll earn by sticking around.
THEN VS NOW · SAM
Week 8Auto-playing · drag to take over
"This week's note is just a smiley face. Growth."
Fictional history — but the math is the real thing. Scores drift; DateLens remembers.
DATING WRAPPED · PREVIEW
DATELENS WRAPPED
Your year in honest numbers
NOT A VERDICT — JUST YOUR YEAR
A preview — yours builds itself quietly as you score.
STANDARDS & DEALBREAKERS
⚑ Cancels twice = out
A high score never cancels a flag. DateLens won't let you forget it — even when the chemistry is a 9.
STEP 7 · THE REALITY LENS
The Lens reads only what you wrote, separates observations from interpretations, quotes your own words back to you — and says "there isn't enough information" when there isn't.
THE REALITY LENS · WEEKLY DEBRIEF
Observation
Across three entries you described feeling "calm" before seeing Sam — a word that never appears in your notes about Jordan.
Tentative interpretation
Effort scores for Jordan dropped from 6 to 4 over a month. That could reflect a real pattern — or a harder stretch at work. Worth watching, not concluding.
One question
When did you last feel nervous-excited instead of nervous-anxious before a date?
The Lens reads only what you wrote, separates observations from interpretations — and says "there isn't enough information" when there isn't.
No accounts. No cloud. No real names, photos, or phone numbers — just nicknames and honesty. Scores are subjective reflections, never verdicts about another person's worth.
Start your first scorecard