Near you. Open to possibility.
Your world. Your boundaries.
A Europe-wide design with a local-first approach. Members would choose how far they want to look; the service would not expand that boundary for them.
Start close to home
The design allows a member to use their declared country of residence as the search scope. City and country would appear on an introduction profile; an exact home address is not requested in the current specification.
Open the door a little wider
Members would be able to choose specific European countries or anywhere in Europe. These controls refer to where people declare they live, not their nationality.
An exclusion means an exclusion
The intended matching rules prevent excluded-country pairs from discovering, receiving or inviting one another, regardless of other compatibility.
Residence, not guesswork
Country controls are based on declared residence. Visitor location or an IP address is not treated as proof of residence, and no separate residence-verification mechanism is currently claimed.