Half a chance.
Half a minute.
All the
possibilities.

Your deliberate daily discovery ritual: seven curated people, with 30 seconds total to notice them. You begin with a photo and occupation, not a catalogue of personal details.

Because attention matters. A small number of possibilities gives you room to notice someone instead of continually looking for the next person.

The brief introduction is designed to interrupt endless browsing. It is a first moment of curiosity, not a deadline for deciding whether someone is your life partner.

Discovery closes. Any Hello already sent continues within its conversation window, and you can explore relationship content while waiting for your next Seven.

A new session becomes available 24 hours after your previous session ends. In this demonstration, you can restart immediately to explore both experiences.

No. Sessions do not bank or accumulate.

Repeat appearances may occur, especially where the eligible pool is small. Exact repeat rules are still being finalised. A blocked person must not reappear to the person who blocked them, and an expired chat is not a reconnect route.

You can show positive interest or simply move on. Feelinz does not need you to explicitly reject everyone you do not choose.

Your Seven brings together the possibility of mutual interest, your stated preferences and genuine room for surprise. The aim is a thoughtful introduction, not a public score or ranking.

Location or city, age range, faith and zodiac. Zodiac is a preference, not a reason to exclude every otherwise eligible person. Height and body build are not current preference fields.

A little room for someone you might not have expected. Some things should still be allowed to surprise you.

It is a quiet expression of interest that helps Feelinz understand your preferences.

Yes. Both can privately Like/Cute profiles during their Seven.

No notification is sent when you tap Cute. Your interest remains private.

No. Cute is separate from a Hello and does not create a conversation.

Yes. You may Cute any or all of your Seven, or none. There is no need to choose someone just because a session is open.

In the current launch experience, men initiate and women choose whether to respond. Both can use Cute privately.

One per Serendipitous Seven session, subject to the two-slot limit. He may also choose not to send one.

He introduces himself and sends a Hello request. A pending Hello occupies one of his two conversation slots.

No. Her name and profile remain private from him until she accepts.

Because he has introduced himself, she can review his first name, approved photo, occupation and Views before responding.

Her first name is revealed, a conversation becomes active, and they can get to know one another. The original conversation deadline still applies.

There is no explicit rejection notification. The pending Hello can remain until it is closed or its window expires. The detail of withdrawing and dismissing requests is still being finalised.

In discovery, only your approved profile photo and occupation. Your name, age, exact location, faith and full profile are not displayed there.

A man reveals his first name to the woman when he sends her a Hello. Her first name is revealed to him only when she accepts.

An introduction should leave room for a conversation. Connected profiles show name, photo, occupation and Views, without a long catalogue of personal details.

Feelinz puts attention on one person and their perspective, rather than an expanding collection of photos.

A small feed of your Like/Dislike reactions to Explore posts. It offers a glimpse of how you think, and you can hide individual reactions.

People should concentrate on people, not collect them. Two slots keep attention with the people already in front of you. Men’s pending Hellos count; women’s unaccepted requests do not.

An existing conversation must end before another can begin. The female demo lets you try this choice using fictional conversations.

The window ends 47 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds after the discovery session that created the Hello opened. It does not begin again when someone accepts, so a later acceptance leaves less time.

No. Activity does not extend or reset the window.

The request or chat expires and disappears from the live experience.

No. There is no reopening or reconnect mechanism through an ended or expired chat.

Yes, if both adults feel comfortable choosing to exchange details. You decide when and whether to do so; sharing contact details is never a requirement.

Feelinz is a bridge to comfort, not a replacement for every communication platform. The launch experience is text-led and intentionally simple.

Within the active conversation’s options menu. View Profile remains available in the chat. The demo illustrates connection, not a live moderation service.

Relationship and dating content inside Feelinz. It gives you something useful to return to between discovery sessions and conversations.

An introduction is only a beginning. Explore is intended to help people communicate, date and relate better.

Themes include communication, thoughtful dating and relationships. The relaunch plan includes 50+ populated channels; the final content inventory is still being prepared. The demo posts are fictional examples.

Like/Dislike reactions can appear in Views when someone can access your profile. Bookmarks are private and never appear in Views. A man who sends a Hello makes his Views available to the woman reviewing it; her profile opens to him after acceptance.

Yes. Individual reactions can be hidden from public view. The demo lets you try that on a fictional profile.

The best things in life are free. Feelinz is too: the core experience is free, with a one-time ₦1,000 verification fee.

No subscription and no monthly dating fee in the intended launch model.

It is the mandatory verification fee before you enter dating discovery or are shown to other people.

Neither. ₦1,000 once, for lifetime verification.

The current pricing rule is once for lifetime verification, with no recurring renewal. Changes that require profile review are not a subscription.

Verification supports trust and helps check that a profile photo corresponds to the person presenting it. The final verification process is being prepared for launch.

No. Verification does not guarantee identity, intentions or safety. Use your judgement, protect private information, and use block/report where needed.

A profile-photo or declared-gender change returns the account to review. Discovery access is subject to approval.

Yes. Feelinz is for adults aged 21 and over.

Feelinz is a web and progressive web app (PWA) experience. It is designed to work in your browser on mobile and desktop.

No native-app download is required for the planned relaunch.

You use Feelinz through a website, with an app-like experience on supported devices. Available installation and notification features depend on your browser and device.

Where your browser supports it, use its Add to Home Screen or install option. The real Feelinz application’s installation guidance will be available at relaunch.

It stops your profile appearing in future dating discovery while you can continue with Explore. It is not account deletion. Treatment of existing chats during a break is still being finalised.

6 November 2026 is the planned public relaunch date.

No. Every profile, reaction and conversation is fictional. Demo state exists only in this page’s memory and is cleared when you restart or reload. No information is submitted, and no payment is taken.