Tobias Lindqvist
Design Systems Lead on Platform
Owns the color tokens. Has opinions about your spacing. Free most evenings after standup.
Verify your work email and see only people who share your employer. Nobody else gets in.
Design Systems Lead on Platform
Owns the color tokens. Has opinions about your spacing. Free most evenings after standup.
Staff Engineer on Ads Ranking
I will absolutely talk through your promo packet over dinner. Ask me about the incident on the 14th.
Your account is bound to the domain in your email. Meta sees Meta. Google sees Google. There is no setting that changes this.
Pool one
@meta.com
Pool two
@google.com
A one-time code goes to your work address. No code, no account. Personal email is rejected before you can submit it.
No offer, Connect, or Warm Intro. Matching runs on mutual interest only, filtered by what you both said you were looking for.
A match opens a real conversation. Delete it whenever you want and you unmatch each other on the spot.
Data Scientist on Trust and Safety
Reads the dashboards you ignore. Will not be normal about trivia night.
Send one and they see it on your card before they decide. It is the same mutual-match logic underneath, with considerably more exposure. Use it accordingly.
Domain isolation is a row-level policy on the server, derived from your verified email. It is not a filter the app politely applies for you.
Deleting your account removes your profile, your photos, your matches, and every message. You disappear from everyone's deck immediately.
Delete a conversation and you both drop out of each other's decks for good. Nobody gets a notification about it.
Images live in a private bucket and are served through short-lived signed links. A leaked URL does not expose your profile.