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ChatPlikacia
Dating that starts with conversation.
7 followers
Dating that starts with conversation.
7 followers
ChatPlikacia is a dating app designed around conversations instead of endless swiping. Every day, you'll join an anonymous Daily Room with 4 people where names are hidden and profile photos start blurred. As the conversation grows, identities are gradually revealed. The app also includes unlimited swipes, free "see who liked you," global location changing, AI-assisted profile verification, and private chats designed for meaningful connections.
The gradual reveal concept is genuinely interesting and I like how it nudges people to actually talk. One thing that would make me trust the daily rooms more is an opt-in feedback button after each session, where you can flag someone for being rude or inappropriate without the room knowing who flagged them. That kind of lightweight moderation would make the anonymous setup feel safer, especially for people trying it out for the first time.
@nurullahhazer Thanks! Glad you like the reveal mechanic.
You're spot on about safety. Because you can't open profiles in the anonymous room, a standard report button doesn't work there. Adding a seamless way to anonymously flag rude behavior directly inside the chat or at the session's end is a fantastic idea to keep the community safe. Definitely adding this to my roadmap. Thanks for the input!
Love the gradual reveal concept, feels way less shallow than typical apps. One thing that would make me way more comfortable joining those daily rooms: an option to flag or mute someone mid conversation without the whole room knowing, so if someone gets weird or inappropriate you can quietly check out without the social pressure of explaining yourself to strangers.
@tahirnurtawpz2 Thanks! I'm glad you like the concept.
You're completely right about the social pressure. Since you can't open profiles in the anonymous room, adding a quiet option—like long-pressing a message to mute or flag that specific user mid-chat—is a great way to let people protect their peace without causing a scene. Definitely adding this to the UX roadmap. Thanks for the awesome feedback!