For singles nights
No more waiting by the bar, hoping
When two guests who'd click are close, both badges glow and give them something to talk about. Then they play a game, and vote in private.
How the night runs
Check in
Guests scan their badge at the door and pick hobbies and what they're looking for. No app.
Match
When two guests who'd click are close, both badges glow and show what they share, like "Both into movies".
Play
Each badge gives its half of a game, like "Give clues to a fave film" and "Guess the film".
Bae or Nay
Each person votes on their own badge. Both see the same sealed card, so nobody knows the other's vote.
After
Mutual Baes get each other's handle, on their phones. Nobody is told about a Nay.
Themed nights
Badges can wear the night's theme. For a murder-mystery night, every badge becomes a case file, guests check in with a fingerprint scan, and matches are marked with evidence tape. See it
Questions
How does Bae or Nay work?
After a matched pair has talked, each person taps Bae or Nay on their own badge. Both badges show the same sealed card, so nobody can tell how the other voted. Only mutual Baes swap handles, after the event.
Is a Nay ever shown?
No. Nobody is told about a Nay.
What do guests share?
Only a first name shows on the badge. Guests can add an Instagram or Telegram handle and a photo. The handle goes only to people they both said Bae to. Dating events are for guests aged 18 and over. See our privacy policy.
Do guests need an app?
No. Guests scan the badge with their phone camera at the door and fill a short web profile.
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