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Why it exists
Dating apps stop at the match. The hard part is agreeing on a plan, and that usually dies in a group chat. WILDIN starts after the match, with a night already booked.
Nights out that are already planned. Pick a vibe and show up. One person picks the spot, others join the pools they like, and local venues cover the tab. Nobody spends three days texting.
Idea → Built
How it got made.
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Idea
The match was never the problem
Every dating app competes on how well it matches people. The failure happens after that. Two people who like each other spend three days planning a night out, then quietly let it drop.
So the problem is not introductions. It is the planning, and software can fix planning.
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Built
The venue has to be in on it too
The plan only works if the venue agrees, so there are three sides and not two. One person picks the spot. Others join the pools they like. Local venues cover the tab to fill the room on a night they choose.
Most of the hard work sits in the backend rather than the screens. Roughly forty small services handle the pools, the venue deals and the payouts, and the app stays thin because all you do is pick a vibe and turn up.
WILDIN has its own address.
wildin.app is the app's own site, and it is where the launch gets announced.
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