Proximity: Crossed Paths
People you've already met
About
This app uses your existing photos to find shared moments with people you've met. It analyzes location and date data from your pictures to identify overlaps, and requires mutual consent before revealing any content. Enjoy private, ad-free connections based on shared experiences.
What's New in Proximity
1.0.6
October 5, 2026
See where your paths crossed with Apple Maps, now built directly into Proximity. Explore your shared locations with familiar map controls and tap a pin to see when you crossed paths.
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How does Proximity work?
Proximity analyzes the location and date data embedded in your photos. When it detects that you and another user were in the same place around the same time, it creates a potential match. Nothing is revealed until both users agree to share their photos.
Is Proximity free to use?
Yes, Proximity is completely free to download and use. The app does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
Does Proximity have ads?
No, Proximity is ad-free. The developers have stated that there are no ads, no tracking, and your data is never sold.
What devices does Proximity support?
Currently, Proximity is available on iPhone. Support for other devices may be added in future updates.
How is my privacy protected on Proximity?
Your privacy is a top priority. Your photos never leave your device; only location and date are used for matching. Every match starts blurred, and revealing photos is always mutual and requires your explicit consent.
Can I create groups with friends on Proximity?
Yes, you can create groups with friends on Proximity. This allows you to see where your group as a whole has overlapped in various locations.
What happens after a match is revealed?
Once both users have revealed their photos, you can comment on the match and start a conversation directly within the app. This facilitates reconnecting over shared experiences.
How often is Proximity updated?
The latest version of Proximity is 1.0.5, and it was last updated on August 31, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
