Grid vs Vahmo

MATCH BY PLACE We think where a person likes to hang out says a lot about them. And we think people need to spend less time on dating apps — and more time going out on dates at places they love or want to try. That’s why Grid matches people based on which restaurant, bar, coffee shop, etc. they’d like to go to. So once you find a match, you know you’re going out somewhere cool — with someone who’s not a couch potato. HOW IT WORKS 1: Choose a place. Whether it’s drinks, food, coffee, or somewhere else, it’s up to you where you want your first date to be. Using a map, list or search function, select place(s) where you’d want to meet someone. 2: Find a date. See people who only want to go to the same places as you. Then swipe right on who you’re into (you know the drill). 3: Then go. Just plan with your match when the date is happening by sending a date request. And of course you’ll have the option to chat on the app, but we suggest you save the small talk for IRL. FREE TO USE When it comes to building new relationships, you shouldn’t have to pay. So we don’t charge users to use the full functionality of the app—it’s all there for you to enjoy. SAFETY We’re dedicated to building a community that feels safe for everyone. Before downloading Grid, please review our policies and guidelines. Privacy Policy: https://www.dateongrid.com/privacy Community Guidelines: https://www.dateongrid.com/community Support: support@dateongrid.com

Vahmo is how spontaneous plans actually happen. You’re grabbing dinner Friday. You’re going for a run Saturday morning. You’re going to a concert in a few weeks. You want your friends to come. But then comes the group chat. Who’s free? What time works? Who should we invite? Wait for replies. Try again. Suddenly, making a plan feels like work. Vahmo makes it simple. Say what you’re doing. Choose who you want to open it up to. Let people join if they’re in. No need to ask everyone individually. No need to collect a bunch of “I can’t.” Just put the plan out there and let the people who want to come say, “I’m in.” Make plans the way you actually want to: · Put it out there — share what you’re doing, when, and where · Invite your people — open it up to specific friends or groups · Join if you’re in — opt in without having to say no · See what’s happening — browse what your friends are up to and jump in when something sounds good · Build your bucket list — save places you want to go and things you want to do · Keep it between friends — no strangers or public posts Because “we should do that sometime” shouldn’t be so hard to turn into a plan.