Meeting someone in London
Nine million people, and everyone swears they never meet anyone new. Dualove shows you two at a time and asks a single question.
Three first dates that work in London
A drink after work
One pub, one hour, no ceremony. If it goes well the evening extends itself; if it does not, everyone has a train to catch.
A walk along the Regent's Canal
From Angel to Broadway Market: no bill, no table, and something to look at when the talking pauses.
A Saturday at Borough Market
You eat standing up, you queue together, and the conversation happens sideways.
Meeting people in London
London is a city of arrivals: people come for a job, a course, a fresh start, and spend the first year knowing almost nobody outside work.
Hackney, Peckham, Camden, Brixton, Clapham: the areas feel like separate towns, and nobody crosses the city on a weeknight without a good reason.
That is exactly what the distance on each card is for: knowing whether a Tuesday evening is realistic.
Two profiles, one choice
Each round shows two people side by side. The heart goes to one; the other hears nothing and can come up again later. There is no reject button.
The conversation only opens if you both chose each other, and each of you can write in your own language.
Questions about London
Are there people on Dualove in London?
Greater London is one pool: north, south, east and west all count, and plenty of dates happen halfway along a line.
I just moved to London, where do I start?
In your own area. That is where a second drink gets decided without anyone checking the last Tube.
Nearby
Someone two stops down the line is looking for the same thing.
Free. No commitment. 18 and over.