Dating Mode
DEMODATE IN PROGRESS WITH:
Rafael, 29How's it going?
Let your trusted friend know
What your friend sees:

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Dating Life Manager
Keep people, plans and notes together. Choose which dates to share with your trusted friends.
Check in to activate Dating Mode!
The little things count, too. Preferences, notes and your shared history stay together with each person.
Vibe between you: Casually dating
Loves small bookstores and live music.
Product designer
28 years old
Your next coffee has a place. Keep the plan and that question you wanted to ask together with the date.
today · 07:30 PM · Café Koit
First date. He suggested a quiet café near the park.
Café Koit · Rua Koit da Silva, 120 · Bairro Koit
Expense not recorded
Check in, glance at your notes and choose a well-being status. Trusted friends follow only the dates you share.
DATE IN PROGRESS WITH:
Rafael, 29Let your trusted friend know

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On their side, only what you share.
You · Scheduled
Rafael · 29 years oldCafé Koit · today · 07:30 PM
Look back at dates and recorded expenses. Names and places start hidden in your recap. You choose what appears.
Oct 5 – Oct 11
3 dates · 2 peoplePrivacy and transparency
Choose what to keep and which dates to share. Find details about your data and ways to get help.
FAQ
Yes, in a way. Koit doesn’t find matches for you: it helps you make the most of the connections you already have, keeping people, plans and the details that matter in one place. And it makes your dates safer with trusted friends, who follow only the dates you choose to share.
No. There’s no swiping, no matching, no public profiles and no feed of strangers. You meet people wherever you like; Koit helps you organize what comes next.
You choose your trusted friends and which dates they can follow. They see the plan you share, your check-in and check-out and the well-being status you send. Koit supports preparation and care; it is not an emergency service and can’t guarantee your safety.
Demonstrations may use fictional data. Any resemblance to real people or events is coincidental.