CROSS: who wants the same?

You feel like grabbing a coffee, going for a walk, or having a drink — right now. But everyone is busy, and making plans takes three days. CROSS solves that. You say what you feel like doing, and you immediately see who, close to you, wants the same thing. Then you meet. HOW IT WORKS 1. Declare what you feel like — coffee, a walk, a drink, an exhibition, a chat. You choose how long you stay visible. 2. The map shows the people who declared the same thing around you, within the distance you picked. 3. Send a message, agree on a place, meet. For real, today. NOT ANOTHER SOCIAL NETWORK CROSS has no feed, no follower count, and no interest in keeping you on the screen. The app only succeeded once you closed it to go and meet someone. Nobody appears on the map without declaring something first: there are no spectators. JOIN A GROUP, OR WELCOME SOMEONE Walking past a table of people laughing, and you'd like to join them? A group can declare "we're welcoming someone", and you can declare "looking for a group". It is often easier than meeting one to one — and it answers the evening when nobody else is available. YOUR SAFETY, CONCRETELY Your location is blurred: nobody sees your address, only your neighbourhood. Tell someone you trust, in one gesture: before a meeting, send the place and time to anyone you choose, in two taps. A photo can only be sent if the other person asked for it, or after a real conversation has started. No unsolicited images. Blocking and reporting from any conversation, immediately. This app is for adults only. WHAT'S FREE Declaring what you feel like, seeing who is available around you, messaging, joining a group: all free, with no time limit and no advertising. CROSS IN TOULOUSE The app starts in Toulouse. That is deliberate: an app about spontaneous meetings only works if people are available at the same time, in the same place. One city where it truly works beats a hundred empty ones. If you have just arrived in Toulouse and don't know anyone yet, you are exactly the person CROSS was built for.