Pretty much everything. Simply select the type of post that pertains to where the missed connection happened between: 

• Plane (I.e., on a given flight)

• Rail (on the subway, train, tram or any other rail system)

• Bus (on the bus)

• Place (bar, restaurant, building or any other venue)

• Street (I.e., outside)

To create a post, follow these steps on the app:

• ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Tap the Post icon on the bottom navigation bar​​​​

• Tap the Create (plus) icon on the bottom right corner

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On the popup window:

• ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Tap the image that corresponds to the type of post you want to create​​​​​​

• Enter where the missed connection happened (E.g., subway line, restaurant name)​​​​

• Enter the date it happened (or the departure date for plane posts)

• Tap the Next (right arrow) icon

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On the tag selection screen: 

• ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Select the tags that best describe your crush and the situation by scrolling through the different tabs​​​​

• Enter additional tags to complement your selection if needed by typing over add tag...

• When you're done typing, press the keyboard spacebar to confirm the tag

• You can delete a tag at any time by clicking on the Delete ​(cross) icon within each tag​​​​

• Tap Next on the top right corner

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On the post screen:​​​​

• ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Enter a post title

• Review the tags you've used to describe your crush under My crush's tags and make edits if necessary

• The Tag selection (plus) icon redirects you to the tag selection screen. Press the Back ​(left arrow) icon on the top left corner to go back to the post screen ​​​​​​​​

• Select or enter the tags that best describe yourself and the situation under ​My tags ​​​​

• Select the time it happened (recommended)

• Switch on/off the Like only within same time interval toggle button depending on whether or not you want the time interval selected to be taken into account in addition to the tags when matching your post with other posts. The toggle is by default switched on except for plane posts​​​​

• Switch on the Make post public/searchable toggle button if you want to make your post visible to and searchable by anyone​​

• Switch on the Show my picture on search results toggle button to have your picture displayed next to your post on search results (applicable to public posts only) ​​​​​​​​

• Tap the Create post button to save your post

If you want to check in, you can create a post for that. Consider the following:

• Be generic when describing your crush. Since you're not looking for a specific person you can, for example, simply state man or woman based on your preferences

• Make your post public so people can search for and message you

We want people to post with purpose and intention, so we're providing users with one free post per day.

Consider the following whenever you create a post (doesn't apply to check-ins, see above for details):

• Be specific. Use as many tags as possible to describe your crush and yourself. You can decide later what are the ones that matter and the ones that don't when it comes to matching with other posts

• Be creative. Stand out from the pack by using tags that only you and your crush would know. Tags that are specific to where the connection happened or the conversation you had. The more specific you are, the more likely you will be matched with and only with the person you're looking for

• Do use this type of post if you've crossed paths with someone on the plane or close to it such as boarding or deplaning (I.e., when the flight # can be easily identified)

• Do not use this type of post if you're anywhere else at the airport (baggage claim, coffee shop, restaurant, etc.). Use the place type instead

• Make the most of seat #s and use them when describing your crush and/or yourself

• Do use this type if you've crossed paths with someone on a rail line

• Do not use this type if you're at the station, including platforms (unless the rail line is the obvious choice and can be easily identified). Use the place type instead

• Make the most of stops when describing your crush and yourself, by specifying between which stations the connection happened

• Check the address of the place you've selected and make sure it includes the street name and number

• Double check the street number of the place you've selected. After all, there are many Starbucks in New York on 6th Avenue so make sure you pick the right one

• Be specific when selecting a place. If a place within a specific venue can be identified, go for that place and not the venue (E.g., the coffee shop or restaurant in the airport)

• Do not enter a street number when selecting the street. Just the name of the street, avenue, boulevard, etc.

• Do leverage street numbers as tags when describing your crush and/or yourself, if relevant or applicable to the situation

• Do use this type if you've crossed paths with someone on the bus

• Do not use this type if you're at the station or stop waiting for the bus (unless the bus is the obvious choice and can be easily identified). Use the place type instead or the street type if the station/stop can't be found

The private post option is currently only available in the following countries for Rail and Bus posts:​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

• ​Canada

• France

• United Kingdom

• United States​​​

We will activate the private mode in your area once we gather and standardize the list of transit lines. Until then, we're only allowing posts to be public.

Yes, you still can. We're monitoring daily what is being entered/selected and specifically if something falls outside the list of suggestions. We will assess and adjust accordingly if valid.

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We are also displaying only 30 records at a time, so if you don't see what you are looking for try to narrow your search. We've structured our list of transit lines following this convention: line/number - agency name.

We believe in the magic of the moment and want to encourage people to connect as soon as possible. The more they wait, the less likely they will so we're only providing these 2 options.

Yes. We provide a list of common traits/patterns to get you started but you're free to add your own.

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Want to see a tag added to the list? Send us your feedback at the bottom of the tag selection screen.

The purpose of this tab is to provide you with what you could potentially write if the situation allows it. The tags under this tab are not meant to be selected/reused.

You can use up to 12 tags for each (minimum one).

To edit a post after it's created, follow these steps on the app:

• Tap the Post icon on the bottom navigation bar

• From your list of posts, tap on the Post you want to update

• Perform your relevant updates

• Tap the Update button to record your changes

Once a post is created, updates are limited to:

• Tags you require to match with other posts

• Time interval

• Like only within same time interval indicator 

• Public settings (Make post public/searchable and Show my picture on search results indicators)

A post is used for a single reason or purpose and allowing people to update tags would go against that principle, as users might be tempted to use the same post for another missed connection. We're preventing tags from being modified once a post is created, and are recommending users to enter as many tags as possible when creating a post. They can decide later on what are the ones that matter and the ones that don't when it comes to matching with other posts.

We're using the tags you've selected to match your post with other posts. In other words, the tags you've selected are the tags you want your crush to have guessed about you in their own post.

If the selected tags are found on another post and vice versa, the respective posts will be matched together.

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When creating a post, all tags are by default selected. You can unselect them at any time by editing your post.

To select the tags your crush may have guessed about you follow these steps on the app:

• Tap the Post icon on the bottom navigation bar

• From your list of posts, tap on the post you want to update

• Tap on the respective tags under My crush's tags and My tags​​​​. They will be selected/deselected accordingly

• Tap the Update button to save your changes​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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A post is by default private and not visible to anyone unless you make it public. When you match with someone through your respective posts, they will be able to see the tags they had in common with your post and the ones they missed.

When made public, your post becomes searchable by and visible to anyone. People can also reach out to you through direct message by replying to your post. Your profile remains private.

Your profile is by default private and not shared with anyone unless you choose to.

You can choose to share your profile with the people you've matched with after chatting with them and feel confident you're talking to the right person.

When you share your profile with the people you've matched with, all the information from your profile becomes visible - namely your picture, bio, education and work.

You can choose to have your profile picture displayed next to your post on the search results. No other information from your profile is shared when you make your post public.

To display public posts, simply tap on the Search icon on the bottom navigation bar and enter your search criteria.

To display the public posts that are related to your post, tap the corresponding number next to Public Post(s) on your post list.

To manage the public settings of your post follow these steps on the app:

• Tap the Post icon on the bottom navigation bar

• From your list of posts, tap on the post you want to update

• Switch on/off the​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Make post public/searchable toggle button depending on whether or not you want to have your post visible to and searchable by anyone

• Switch on/off the Show my picture on search results toggle button depending on whether or not you want to have your picture displayed next to your post on search results

• Tap the Update button to record your changes

A post is valid 7 days from the time you crossed paths with someone.

Yes. To delete a post manually follow these steps on the app:

• Tap the Post icon on the bottom navigation bar

• From your list of posts, swipe left on the post you want to delete

• Tap the Trash icon. Your post will be deleted upon confirmation

When a post is deleted or expires, it is removed from your post list along with any matches and chats associated with it.

Total Post(s) displays the total number of active posts created by users for the same situation (E.g., within the same flight, on the same subway line). Public Post(s) represents the portion of these posts that have been made public.

Posts that have been matched with your post are shown under Match(es).