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A reason to go out
Instead of "going to a bar" with no aim, you have a clear challenge: compliment someone, ask for a recommendation, buy someone a coffee. The action feels natural.
Why challenges? Because they get you out there.
Challenges give you a reason to act and meet in real life. No pressure — just a small goal to complete, and real life takes over again.
Why it works
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A playful frame
The game reduces fear of rejection. You're not "hitting on" anyone — you're completing a challenge. It loosens things up and makes interactions lighter.
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A first step toward meeting in real life
Small challenge = small step. Once you've said hi to a stranger or given a compliment, the next real-life meetup feels easier.
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Variety and discovery
Kindness, boldness, creativity, gratitude… Challenges cover it all. You choose what fits you and discover unexpected situations.
Create challenges of every kind
In the app you invent and customise your challenges — kindness, boldness, creativity, gratitude… Write your idea, pick the vibe, and launch challenges that feel like you.
They went for it
I did the coffee challenge!
I did the compliment to a stranger!
Fifty metres backwards—people smiled when they caught on!
A half-minute dance on the spot—I just went for it!
Run backwards for 50 metres
I ran backwards, everyone was looking!
Buy a coffee for a stranger
The person behind was so happy.
Dance for 30 seconds in public
I danced for 30 seconds, felt free!
Draw someone and give them the sketch
He loved his portrait.
Challenge ideas by theme
1Kindness & connection
- Give a sincere compliment to a stranger
- Buy a coffee for the person behind you in line
- Ask someone for the time or directions with a smile
- High-five a stranger (and make it fun)
- Say thank you while really looking them in the eye
- Help someone carry a bag or hold the door
- Ask a shopkeeper what their best discovery of the day was
- Start a conversation with someone reading a book you're interested in
2Gentle boldness
- Ask a stranger for a photo together (with their okay)
- Tell someone a short joke
- Offer a coffee to someone working on their laptop at a café
- Play rock-paper-scissors with a stranger
- Take a selfie with a stranger (with their okay)
- Dance for 30 seconds in public (or hum a song)
- Ask an open-ended question to someone in the elevator
- Compliment someone on their style or smile
3Creative & fun
- Draw someone (with their okay) and give them the sketch
- Take a photo of a detail that inspires you and show it to a stranger
- Swap a book with a stranger
- Suggest a challenge to someone in return
- Invent a handshake with a stranger
- Sing or hum a song in public
- Get someone to guess a word without speaking
- Create a short two-person story with a stranger (one sentence each)
4Discovery & curiosity
- Ask someone for their best restaurant / café / secret spot
- Ask a stranger what good thing they learned this week
- Ask someone for their tip of the day
- Find one thing in common with a stranger in 2 minutes
- Ask someone to show you a place they love within 2 minutes
- Swap a recommendation (movie, series, music) with a stranger
- Ask someone "what's your question of the day?"
5Gratitude & attention
- Smile sincerely at 5 strangers
- Say thank you to 3 people while really looking at them
- Compliment someone for a small gesture (holding the door, etc.)
- Thank a vendor or server for their recommendation
- Give a friendly wave to someone passing by
- Let someone go ahead of you with a smile and "have a nice day"
- Mentally note 3 positive things after a micro-interaction