Everyone taps. Everyone connects.

Ten people meet. Nobody reads out a phone number, spells an email, or photographs a badge. Everyone taps once, and it is done.

See how it works What we never store

Android testing now. iPhone next.

J A N E M E R C E R

Ceramicist

Mercer Studio

jane@mercerstudio.com

+44 7700 900142

The mechanic

One button, eight seconds.

Someone says "shoot". Everyone presses. Any phone that pressed within the same eight seconds, standing close enough, joins the same huddle.

Priya

Tom

Yusuf

Mei

first tap8 seconds

01

Everyone appears

The phones that tapped with you show up as a list of cards — not a code to read out, not a QR to point a camera at.

02

Drop anyone you like

Someone at the next table tapped at the same moment? Take them out before you confirm. Nothing has been sent yet.

03

Cards save both ways

You get their card only if they also kept yours. No pending requests, no one-sided follows, nothing to accept later.

Afterwards

The part a contacts list never does.

Your address book knows a name and a number. It does not know you met at a festival in June, or which of these people is the one who does sound.

Label people the way you actually think of them — Awakening Group, clients, the Tuesday table — and invent a new label whenever none of yours fits. Then search by what someone does rather than by a name you have half forgotten, because the person you need next month is "that ceramicist", not "Jane".

Privacy

We hold nothing.

Not a promise about how carefully we would look after it. There is no database, no account, and nothing on our side to look after.

Your position Read for a few seconds while a huddle forms, so the app can tell who is standing next to you. Held in memory, never written to disk.
Your card Passes through to the phones in your huddle and is gone from our side once they have it. It lives on your phone and theirs.
Your contacts Read on the device only, if you turn it on. Your address book never leaves your phone.
Your labels What you call people, and who you have blocked, never leave your phone at all. Not even during a shoot.
Your account There isn't one. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to delete.

The whole policy is two pages, and worth reading.