Everl isn't a feed of strangers to swipe through. It's a live signal: flip on when you're actually free, and it shows who nearby wants the same thing right now — then points you both to a public place to meet.
Pick a few things you're into — a drink, a run, boardgames, whatever. That's the whole setup: no profile, no photo, no bio. Your interests are just the key we match on.
When you're free, flip on. You show up as a count near people who are up for the same thing — never as a face in a grid.
When someone nearby matches what you're up for, you both get a nudge. No inbox to manage, no opener to agonise over. If it's mutual, it moves forward; if not, nothing happens and nobody's the wiser.
Everl picks a fair, public spot roughly halfway and guides you both in. You stay anonymous until you actually say hello — and presence fades on its own, so nothing lingers.
That's it. No scheduling a week out, no performing for a room. Just who's around and up for the same thing, tonight.