Hear their voice before you see their face.
Manhattan first · opening soon
About 15 minutes: a short voice intro, a few photos, and $4.99 at the end for your ID check. Already started? Sign in
- 2introductions a day,
chosen for you - 1choice. If they choose
you too, you talk. - 10voice messages,
then you see each other
Manhattan first · opening soon
About 15 minutes: a short voice intro, a few photos, and $4.99 at the end for your ID check. Already started? Sign in
How it works
Five steps. Zero swiping.
Slower than an app, on purpose. Faster than waiting to be set up by your aunt.
01 · Your voice
Record a 60–90 second voice intro. We’ll coach you past “I love travel and good food”; you do the talking.
02 · Two a day
Every morning, two introductions chosen for you. You hear them first. Faces come later.
03 · One choice
Pick one. If they pick you too, you talk. If not, nobody’s told, and tomorrow brings two more.
04 · Ten messages
Ten voice messages each, one a day. Long enough to know if the laugh is real.
05 · The reveal
Then you see each other: photos, names, the works. By now you already know what matters.
Why it’s different
The usual apps, minus everything you hate about them.
- Hundreds of profiles
- Two introductions a day
- Photos first
- Voice first
- Swipe on everyone
- Choose one person
- Ten chats going at once
- One conversation at a time
- Built to keep you scrolling
- Built to get you off the app
Real people only
Everyone here is exactly who they say.
No bots, no catfish, no one browsing from three states away “just to see”.
Every member is ID-verified.
A government ID and a live selfie, checked before anyone joins the pool. Real names, real ages, real adults.
Photos stay private until you’re both ready.
No one sees your face during introductions or messages. Only a reveal you’ve both reached unlocks it.
Nobody is ever told they were passed on.
If someone doesn’t choose you, you simply get two new introductions. No “unmatched”, no read receipts on rejection.
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
What’s the $4.99 for?
It pays for an ID and live-selfie check, so every person you’re introduced to is a real, verified adult. It’s one-time, not a subscription.
It also has a side effect we like: people who aren’t serious don’t bother.
Can I get my money back?
If Felicity hasn’t opened by June 30, 2027, everyone is refunded automatically, to the original payment method. If that card has changed, we’ll email you to sort it out. No forms, no asking nicely.
If you delete your account before your verification runs, you get your $4.99 back.
If verification runs and doesn’t pass, there’s no refund: the fee paid for the check itself. If glare or a blurry photo got in the way, you get one retry on us.
When does Felicity open?
When the Manhattan list is deep enough that your two introductions a day are genuinely good ones. We’d rather open late than open thin. Finish registration and verification and you’ll be in the very first morning’s introductions; we’ll email you the moment it opens.
Who is it for?
Adults, 18 and up, of every orientation. Men, women, nonbinary people: tell us who you are and who you’d like to meet, and that’s who we introduce you to. Mostly people looking for something real, and tired of auditioning for it.
What happens to my voice and photos?
They’re stored privately, never at a public link. Your voice intro is transcribed and screened for safety, and our small review team listens to it before it goes live. After that, it’s played only to the people you’re introduced to. Your photos are checked by the same team and shown to other members only after a mutual reveal.
Your voice and photos are never used to train AI. Not ours, not anyone’s.
Who sees my photos, and when?
No other member, until a reveal. Our small team reviews photos before they go live. After that, they stay hidden through introductions and all ten voice messages, and appear only when you’ve both reached the reveal. Until then, you’re a voice. A very charming one, presumably.
Is AI involved?
A little, backstage. It helps you shape your voice intro and nudges you past the generic answers. It never speaks for you, never writes your script, and never decides who gets in. A person does that.
Why Manhattan first?
Matchmaking needs density: two great introductions a day means a lot of good people within a reasonable subway ride. We’d rather do one city properly than fifty badly. “Greater” is doing real work here, too: Brooklyn, Queens, Jersey City and Hoboken count.
The first introductions go to the people already on the list.
What joining takes
- About 15 minutes. Stop whenever you like and pick up where you left off.
- A 60–90 second voice intro and 3 to 6 photos. A quiet spot helps.
- $4.99 at the very end, for your ID check, once you’ve seen everything.
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