Bizzzy
Connect over shared passions, not just looks
What it does
Meet people who share your interests. Pick your city anywhere from continent down to town, swipe through profiles, and start chatting the moment you match.
Bizzzy ranks your deck by what you genuinely share: your favourite bands, films and books, your interests, the languages you speak. From your own town to anywhere in the world. Dating means sharing things you would not post publicly. That is built into how Bizzzy works. Photos and videos you send in chat are stored encrypted on our servers and are only ever served to the person you sent them to. Mark a photo as view once and it is destroyed the moment they close it. You can also give it a countdown. Messages are deleted after 14 days by default, so old conversations do not sit around forever. Block or report anyone, hide your profile whenever you want, and download or delete your whole…from bizzzy.app
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