Meeting someone in New York
Eight million people, and everyone complains that dating here is a full-time job. Dualove shows you two at a time and asks one question.
Three first dates that work in New York
A coffee and a walk
Pick a park near a train you both use: no bill, no reservation, no obligation to stay an hour.
An afternoon in Prospect Park
Big enough to walk for two hours, and free from beginning to end.
A drink after work
One place, one hour, and a subway home for each of you.
Meeting people in New York
New York is built on arrivals: people come for a job, a degree or a reinvention, and spend the first year with a very short list of friends.
The Lower East Side, Bushwick, Astoria, Harlem, Park Slope: the neighbourhoods are their own worlds, and nobody crosses two boroughs on a Tuesday without a reason.
That is what the distance on each card is for: knowing whether a weeknight is realistic before either of you suggests it.
Two profiles, one choice
Each round shows two people side by side. The heart goes to one; the other hears nothing. There is no reject button.
The conversation only opens if you both chose each other, and messages translate with one tap in a city where that matters.
Questions about New York
Are there people on Dualove in New York?
The five boroughs and the nearby suburbs form one pool: Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Jersey City and Hoboken all count.
I just moved here, where do I start?
Your own neighbourhood, and the stops on your own line. Everything else becomes a commute.
Nearby
Someone two stops down the line is looking for the same thing.
Free. No commitment. 18 and over.