Interactive prototype
Meet the people already in the room.
Two phones, one room, and the same screens the app ships with. Start discovery on each side and tap a heart — nothing is shared until both of you have, and then both phones turn green at the same moment.
Try it yourself — you control both phones.
Tap "Start discovering" on each phone, then tap a heart on each side. The tabs along the bottom are live too: today's photo, safety and SOS, your profile and your settings.
- 1 Start discovery on either phone
- 2 Tap the heart on both sides
- 3 Mutual — both turned green
Discovery
Nothing sent. Sam shows the resting Yabodoo heart, the same as everyone in the room.
Discovery
Nothing sent. Alex shows the resting Yabodoo heart, the same as everyone in the room.
Nothing sent yet · start discovery and tap a heart on either side
The heart, in three states
What you see depends only on your own actions — and on whether the feeling turns out to be mutual.
Resting
The starting state
Everyone in the room shows the same resting heart — a dark button carrying the gold Yabodoo mark. Nothing has happened yet: you haven't shown interest, and there's no way of knowing whether they have.
Yellow
Your private interest
Tap a heart and it warms to gold in your view only. Like as many people as you want — none of them are told, nudged, or given any way to tell.
Green
Mutual interest
If they independently like you back, both phones turn green at the same moment and the match screen opens. Green is the only state ever shared between two people.
A traffic light for saying hello.
- 01
Discover, in the room
Bluetooth and location surface only the people discovering around you right now — in a venue, or simply nearby. No global swipe deck.
- 02
Yellow · private to you
Your tap turns their card yellow on your side only. They aren't told, nudged, or shown anything — there is nothing to turn down, so there is no rejection.
- 03
Green · then find each other
Both phones light up, and a proximity meter warms up as you walk towards each other. No chat — you are already in the same room.
Calm on the surface. Serious underneath.
The quiet matching you just tried is backed by safety and privacy built in from the start.
