A little flawed.
A lot to love.
Meet people through the interests you share.
And the imperfections you can embrace.
You choose what to share. Adults 18+ only.

What would you usually
leave out?
The overthinking. The terrible cooking. The need for a quiet evening. Here, those details have a place in your profile.
Share your own imperfections and what you can accept in someone else. Discover people with a little more understanding from the start.
From your profile to a conversation

Give someone
a way to know you.
You don’t need a perfect introduction.
Just a few things that feel like you.
Make room for the real you
Add your photos, interests, intentions, and the imperfections you’re comfortable sharing.
Look beyond the first impression
Explore profiles. Notice what you have in common and which differences you can embrace.
Start with something you noticed
When you connect, a detail from their profile gives you somewhere to begin.
Being open doesn’t mean
giving up your boundaries.
Read our community & safety guide Choose what you share and take your time getting to know someone.
- Free blocking and reporting
- Community rules and moderation
- No need to disclose sensitive experiences
Before you join.
A few things you might want to know.
What counts as a flaw?
Everyday imperfections: overthinking a text, being a terrible cook, or needing time to open up. A flaw is never an excuse for disrespect, harassment, or harmful behaviour.
Do I have to share something deeply personal?
No. Start with something light and only share what feels comfortable. You do not need to disclose private experiences or sensitive information.
How is this different from a usual dating profile?
Alongside your interests and intentions, you can share your imperfections and the ones you accept in someone else. That gives you more to discover about each other than a photo alone.
What if someone makes me uncomfortable?
You can block or report a member for free. Our Community & Safety page explains reporting, respectful behaviour, and practical tips for meeting someone.
There’s more to you
than a perfect photo.
Let someone discover it.
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