Headero vs Who's Up

Headero is for people who know what they want. Meet people nearby, right now. Say who you are on your profile, see who's around you, and post to the feed when you're free. Every gender, every sexuality. See who's nearby. See who's free. Browse everyone around you, closest first. Then check the feed for who's free right now. Post in your own words, or tap a preset like free tonight or off work soon. Say who you are. Your profile, your terms. Share as much or as little as you like. Filter for exactly who you want. Interests, body type, age, height, distance. Or turn it all off and browse. Fast chat. Private albums. Real-time messaging. Photos you control, shared one chat at a time. Block and report in one tap. For everyone. Gay, bi, straight, trans, non-binary, pan, queer. Every gender and every sexuality. Real-time gender matching means you see the people who are looking for you. Direct, and safe. Rebuilt, top to bottom: profiles load instantly, chat is live, and every feed post is reviewed before it goes live. Community guidelines are enforced. We don't sell your data. Free - Browse nearby, message, and post to the feed (two written posts a day) - Taps, faves, and who viewed you - One private album Bliss - Unlimited profile views, messages and written feed posts - Advanced filters and travel mode - 5 albums, read receipts, see who favorited you - Discounts on events and merch Featured in Men's Health, Cosmopolitan, Vice, Business Insider and Time Out. Headero is for adults 18+. Privacy Policy: https://www.thotexperiment.co/privacy-policy Terms of Service: https://www.thotexperiment.co/terms-services

It’s 3am. You’re awake again. You’re not going to text anyone, because what if they’re asleep. Somewhere in your contacts, someone else is lying there awake too. Who’s Up is how you find out — without waking a single person who’s sleeping. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add the handful of people you’d actually want to hear from. Your sister. The friend from work. The one two time zones over. 2. When you’re awake, tap once. That’s it. 3. Anyone in your circle who’s also up sees it. Anyone asleep sees nothing — no sound, no buzz, no banner. The notification is silent by design. 4. If a friend is up, her name moves to the top of your list with a CALL button next to it. One tap and the phone is ringing. That last part matters. Seeing that someone’s awake is nice. Actually talking to her at 3am is the point. FOR THE NIGHTS THAT KEEP HAPPENING If perimenopause or menopause has made 3am feel familiar, you are not the only one. Who’s Up doesn’t track sleep or offer medical advice. It answers one smaller question: is one of my real friends awake too? WHAT IT ISN’T • Not a chat app. No messages, no threads, no “typing…” bubbles. • Not a social network. No feed, no followers, no likes, no counts. • Not for meeting strangers. Only people already in your phone, and only if they’re on Who’s Up too. • Not a health app. It doesn’t track your sleep, diagnose anything, or tell you what to do. It connects you to a friend. That’s all it does. QUIET BY DESIGN Every notification is passive — lock screen, silent, no vibration. Do Not Disturb and Focus are respected automatically. If you’re asleep, you will not know a friend was up. You can add quiet hours if you want a hard blackout, but it’s off by default, because the middle of the night is when this is useful. You also choose how long being “up” lasts — 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes. When it’s done, it’s done. Nothing lingers, nothing announces you all night. PRIVACY, BY DEFAULT • No location tracking. Not now, not ever. • No public profile. You can’t be found by anyone who doesn’t have your number. • Contacts are matched using cryptographic hashing — names and numbers don’t leave your phone. When you tap CALL, it dials the number already in your own address book. • Mutual friendship required. No one-way follows. • Block anyone, anytime, no explanation owed. • Delete your account and your data from inside the app, in two taps. Being awake at 3am is hard. Wondering whether you’re the only one can make it feel even longer. Who’s Up.