Jasmine Haskins

Traditional dating apps rely on endless swiping and superficial judgments, leaving many users overwhelmed or excluded. Kindred reimagines online dating by putting accessibility, safety, and personal comfort first. Built with high contrast options, screen-reader compatibility, and adaptive UI, Kindred caters to diverse needs. Flexible boundary settings, intentional prompt matching, and proactive moderation ensure a safe, low-pressure space focused on genuine human connection.

I m excited to share Kindred Connect, a space designed to help people connect beyond surface-level swipes. Whether you re looking for meaningful friendships, authentic conversations, networking, or something more, Kindred Connect is all about bringing like-minded people together. I m passionate about creating genuine connections and would love your support as I share Kindred Connect with the Product Hunt community. Check it out and join the community: https://kindred-connect-all.base... If you like the idea, I d truly appreciate your support, feedback, and an upvote!

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Jasmine Haskins I'm a UX Design, Data & AI enthusiast I love everything from beginner cloud concepts to advanced data analysis and anything tech. I built Wellness Dating because I live this experience. I'm navigating schizoaffective bipolar disorder and Asperger's, and I know firsthand how exhausting mainstream dating can be when you feel like you have to hide your health story to get a match. I wanted a space where wellness isn't a footnote it's part of the profile. Where you can share your boundaries, energy levels, and communication needs upfront, and be met with understanding, not stigma. So I prototyped it myself a free, inclusive dating app for people navigating physical, emotional, mental, and psychological health challenges. It's still early, just a prototype here: https://wellness-dating-2.previe... But the mission is big: help us find connection without having to mask who we are. I'd love your feedback, especially from fellow neurodivergent folks, designers, and data people what would make this feel truly safe, accessible, and human for you? Thanks for welcoming me here. - Jasmine