Everyone else deals you a random shuffle. FaceMatch puts the people you're most likely to click with at the front of the deck.
Like someone. If they like you back, the chat opens then and there. No timers, no rationing, no waiting for a bell to ring.
Not feeling it any more? Unmatch, block or report from any profile, in two taps.
Two people can open FaceMatch on the same street and see a different set of faces, in a different order. That's the entire point.
How we get there is ours, and it stays ours. What you get is a deck that feels like it was dealt for you — because it was.
Other people see how far away you are — never where you are. Your position comes from your phone's GPS, is never taken from your network, and is never published.
The signup selfie is used once to get you set up, then deleted. It is never shown to anyone. The privacy policy spells out every last bit of it, and the terms are in plain English too.
How it works
Apple or Google, a few photos, and a quick selfie so we know you're a real person over 18. Takes about two minutes.
People near you, dealt in the order we think you'll want them. Right if you like them, left if you don't.
Like each other and the chat opens. What happens next isn't our department.