60 Seconds

60 Seconds is a new way to meet someone.

Online dating often starts with photos. But in real life, a first impression is much more than just looks. You hear someone's voice, feel the atmosphere of a conversation, and discover if there is a natural connection.

That is why 60 Seconds turns it around.

No endless swiping. No public profiles. No visible likes.

During scheduled meeting times, you are matched with someone who fits your filters for age, distance, and education level. Next, you have a 60-second audio conversation.

In just one minute, you often discover a surprising amount. You hear each other's voice, humor, energy, and way of speaking, without looks determining the first impression.

You only see each other's photos after the conversation.

After that, you both decide separately whether you want to get to know each other better. Only when you both say "yes" does a match occur, and a chat is automatically opened (after 1 hour).

There are no visible likes on your profile. Only mutual matches appear in your overview. This way, the focus is not on numbers, but on real encounters.

Your privacy is also central. Your profile is not public and is only shown to someone with whom you have actually had a conversation. This way, not many people see that you are on a dating app, but only those you have spoken to.

Why choose 60 Seconds?

• Start with a real conversation instead of a photo
• Discover someone's personality before their appearance
• You are already talking to each other, reducing the distance between you
• No endless swiping or scrolling
• No visible likes or rejections
• Only mutual matches open a chat
• The chat opens after 1 hour, so if you say 'yes', you won't immediately see if the other person has done the same.

• More privacy: your profile is not public
• Filters for age, distance, and education level, giving you a better chance of finding someone you level with. The education level filter, in particular, is rarely available on other dating apps. Sometimes one minute is enough to discover that you would like to talk to someone again.

60 Seconds. First speak to each other. Then the photos. Only then the choice.