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See who has joined and who has finished swiping. On a Key Party, see whether a full pairing exists and re-roll when more than one is possible.
Adult only. Private by design.
Host key parties, open play parties, or swinger speed dates for couples and singles. Everyone swipes in secret. A match exists only when it is mutual.

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Four steps for a swinger party or a lifestyle club event. No public pool. Couples join because a host invited them.
Each couple gets one private link. They pick their seats, confirm they are 18 or older, and add a name and a photo.
Yes or no, in private. Your own partner never appears in your cards. You can change an answer until the deadline.
A match needs a yes in both directions. A no is not shown as a no. Nobody is paired with someone who did not say yes.
The host opens the result for the whole room at the same time.
Four steps for a timed night. Couples rotate through the room. A match still needs a mutual yes.
Each couple gets one private link. The host sets the round length, the time to change tables, and how many tables are in use.
The host starts the clock. Couples meet one table at a time. A couple with no seat that round takes a break, then everyone changes tables.
After you meet, each person says yes or no. You can change it until the grace period ends. A no is never shown to them.
A match needs a yes from both partners in both couples. When the rounds end, the host reveals. Each couple sees only their mutual matches.
The same private swipes, without a pairing or rounds. Each guest sees every mutual match when they check in.
Couples join by a private link. An Open party can also include singles. Everyone confirms they are 18 or older.
Yes or no, in private. Your own partner never appears in your cards. You can change an answer until the deadline.
A one-sided yes is never revealed. A no is not shown as a no.
When a guest checks in, they see all of their mutual matches. There is no host pairing, no round to spin, and no re-roll.
The moment
A private evening, revealed together. A Key Party stays unknown until the host opens the room. A Speed Date waits until the rounds end. A Play Party shows each guest their mutual matches at check-in.

Host a swinger party from one dashboard, from the invite to the door.
See who has joined and who has finished swiping. On a Key Party, see whether a full pairing exists and re-roll when more than one is possible.
Write the rules in your own words. Guests agree before they swipe. If you edit the rules, they agree to the new version.
Each guest has a door code and a QR pass. Only the host checks guests in. Scan it, or type the code.
A guest can send a private note from Message host. Only the host and co-hosts see that thread.
Walk the night before you invite anyone. Open the guest app as any test guest. Test parties do not send email or push.
You are here because a host or a club invited you. The evening still belongs to you.
Swipes are private. You are only paired with someone who also said yes to you. The street address stays hidden until the host releases it.
Email and reminders do not use the party name. With no public-safe name, they say Your event.
Partners can compare swipes before the deadline. Either person can turn that off, and sharing stops for both.
You confirm you are 18 or older. You agree to the house rules before you swipe. Only the host checks you in at the door.
Key Party is the signature. Play Party and Speed Date use the same private room, secret swipes, and mutual-only matches. Straight, bi-friendly, and open rooms are supported. Open parties can include singles.
Our signature. Each card is one person, one photo and one name. Round 1 reveals one Play Partner. Mutual yes only.
The same individual cards. No room-wide reveal. At check-in, each guest sees their mutual matches. Chat is open before that.
Couples meet, then say yes or no. The card shows both names and one couple photo.
The modern key party, the play party, and the speed date. How a modern key party works. For hosts, how guests join, compared with dating apps, party apps in 2026, and speed dating for couples.
Round 1 holds every phone for about ten seconds, then one Play Partner. A super yes can show on that card, including when you both sent one. Partners can compare swipes until the deadline. Either person can turn sharing off, and it stops for both.
If both partners needed to finish a key party deck and one did not, that couple is not in the reveal. A speed date match between two couples needs all four yeses. A single meeting a couple needs three. Icebreakers post once a day before the party starts, and never on a test party.
Pineapple Play Date is a private app for swingers and lifestyle couples. A host invites the room and picks a Key Party, a Speed Date, or a Play Party. Guests swipe in private. Only a mutual yes can become a match.
Yes. Swipes stay hidden. A no is not shown as a no. Email and reminders do not use the real party name. The street address stays hidden until the host releases it. There is no public browse list.
It follows the party type. A Key Party stays hidden until the host reveals one pairing for the room. A Speed Date shows mutual matches after the timed rounds. A Play Party shows each guest their mutual matches when that guest checks in. A private evening, revealed together.
A Play Party is swipes without a pairing. Guests say yes or no in private. When someone checks in, they see every mutual match. A one-sided yes stays hidden. There are no rounds and no host re-roll.
Couples rotate through timed rounds and say yes or no in private. A match needs a yes from both partners in both couples. The host reveals those mutual matches when the rounds end. A no is never shown.
Adults 18 and older. Swingers and lifestyle couples, plus the hosts and clubs who invite them. There is no public guest pool.
No. Email and reminders say Your event, or the public-safe name the host chose. The real name stays in the app.
When the host releases it. A place name can show before that. Only the host checks guests in at the door. Guests show a code or a QR pass. They cannot check themselves in.
Yes. A test party lets the host play as a guest, including either partner. Test parties do not send email, push, or reminders.
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