Sapiophile vs Would App

No login or registration necessary. For those who are interested in meeting likeminded minds, this app helps you discover who you might have missed in your proximity. Take a selfie, write your introductory text, choose a few photos to illustrate, edit your basic info and search desires, and here you go. Swiping or tapping a matches photo right means you like them but mostly for the pics and feel, left for the coherence and brains, up for a bit of both. Do a double swipe or tap and you can super like them. Swiping or tapping down once skips the judgment, twice to definitely unlike the match. The app will try to adapt to your choices and history, and will sometimes be a bit creative. You're already a sapiophile, so now you need to get sapiosocial.

SEE WHO WOULD Would is a contacts-based app for shooting shots with the people you know. Import your contacts, and toggle the “Would” button if you want to indicate interest. If both of you Would, you’ll each receive a notification. It’s up to you two to take it from there. Would provides a way to express interest in people you know without the stakes. No strangers, no profiles, no misses. Nothing happens, unless you both Would. Mutual interest only: Nothing happens unless both people are interested. It’s a secret crush revealer that only works if it goes both ways. No profile: No one will know you're using Would unless you tell them—or invite them to download the app with the anonymous invite feature. No strangers: Would is all about the people you already know, not strangers you’ll never meet. No making it weird: Quit worrying about rejection. See who’s interested without having to make the first move. Reconnection: Whether it’s a random cutie from way back, the one who got away, or *that* ex, Would is that “hey” text you want to send without having to send it first. Discretion: Questioning? Closeted? Just curious? Would allows you to discreetly explore possibilities you might not be sure about.