Alice: For Dating App Haters

Every dating app asks you to judge a stranger. Alice is the only dating app where you have fun together first, and the getting to know each other happens on its own. You draw, you play, you answer questions that make you laugh, all with one real person at a time. By the time you swap numbers you already know you like each other, which beats a bio and a guess. You play your way into it Every match on Alice starts with something you do together. A drawing game where neither of you can draw. A quiz that gets weirdly personal by question four. Little things that show you who someone actually is, way faster than "hey, how's your week going." People call this activity based dating. We just call it the fun part. One person at a time, on purpose Alice picks someone for you and that's who you focus on. It turns out attention is the whole thing. When there's one person in front of you instead of two hundred, you actually read what they wrote, you actually remember their name, and you actually show up. Real people, verified Everyone on Alice is a phone verified human being. Real photos, real answers, real people on the other end. In a year where AI wrote 90% of the internet, that turns out to be worth a lot. 10 messages, then you talk for real You each get ten messages, which is plenty to know if you want to hear this person's voice. Say yes and the chat hands you their number. Alice is genuinely built to get you off Alice, because the good part happens at a table, not in a text thread. Built for people with full lives Alice is for adults who have jobs, friends, plans and no interest in a second job called dating. Serious about meeting someone. Not remotely serious about itself. Questions people ask Is Alice free? Yes. Getting matched, playing, chatting and swapping numbers all cost nothing. Do I have to swipe? Alice does the matching for you, so there's nothing to browse and nothing to scroll. It's a non swipe dating app by design. What makes Alice different? You have fun with your match before you ever talk about yourselves, and the app pushes you onto a real phone call instead of keeping you texting. Where can I use it? Alice started in New York and is opening city by city across the US. Fun first. Love follows.