Everl is an anonymous, privacy-first dating and social app. There are no profiles and no photos, you stay anonymous until you and one other person both say yes, and your presence is ephemeral — it disappears when you leave, with zero data retention. It's deliberately built so a breach would find counts and tokens, not a record of who met whom. Everl is free, 18+, and launching in Manchester and Leeds first.
You're a codename and a presence, not a name and a face. Nobody can browse you, screenshot a profile, or build a picture of who you are. You decide, per meeting, who gets to know anything more — and even then, only what you choose to share.
The safest data is the data you never store. Everl time-boxes presence, burns threads down, and keeps no roster behind the numbers. Delete your account and everything tied to it goes in a single tap. Privacy here isn't a setting you switch on — it's how the whole thing is built.
Yes. There are no profiles or photos, you appear only when you choose to, and you stay anonymous until a mutual yes. Your presence is ephemeral and gone when you leave.
As little as possible. Presence is time-boxed, chats burn down, and there's no stored profile. You can delete your account and everything tied to it in one tap.
Yes — Everl is neutral on your home screen and on a bank statement, so nothing announces itself at a glance.