Invite or open applications
Send private invite links, or share one application link and approve who comes. A guest who has already been to one of your parties can send a friend a link. That friend still waits for your approval.
Adult only. Private by design.
Run a key party, play party, or speed date from your phone. Guests say yes or no in private, and only mutual matches are revealed. Free to host. Guests never pay.
Hosting is free. Guests never pay to join.

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Send private invite links, or share one application link and approve who comes. A guest who has already been to one of your parties can send a friend a link. That friend still waits for your approval.
Build the buzz before the door opens. Guests chat in one private party chat, so the room already knows each other a little by the time you start.
See who has joined and who has finished saying yes or no. On a key party, see whether a full pairing exists.
Write the rules in your own words. Guests agree before they say yes or no. 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.
Open the guest app as any test guest before you invite anyone. Test parties do not send email or push.
Before the door
The hard part is the walk to the door. You wonder who will be there, and who would be interested in you. A private yes takes that worry out of the room.

The guest list is there before the night. You know who is coming before you leave the house.

Say yes to the people you are into. That yes stays on your phone. A no is not a scene in the room.

You hear about a mutual yes. You arrive knowing someone is interested. Nobody gets turned down face to face.
How to beat first play party nervesHow it works
One swinger party app for every night you host. A key party, a play party, or a speed date. You set the room, you choose who walks in, and a yes only counts when both people said yes.

Everyone privately says who they would like to be with. At the reveal, the room sees a person only if both said yes.

A longer night in the same private room. You quietly say who you are interested in. After the host opens the matches, you see the people who said yes back.

Couples meet couples in short rounds, then privately say yes or no. You only hear about it when both couples said yes.
Pick the night before you send a link. A key party, a play party, or a speed date. Write the house rules in your own words. Guests agree before they say yes or no. The street stays hidden until you release it.
Each couple gets one private link. Someone who asks to come sends a request, and you approve it or you leave it. A maybe does not get a seat.
Build the buzz before the door opens. Guests chat in one private party chat, so the room already knows each other a little by the time you start.
Yes or no, in private, to one photo and one name. Your own partner is never someone you answer about. A match needs a yes from both sides. A private no stays private. Answers can change until you close them.
Only the host checks people in. Guests show a code or a QR pass. They cannot check themselves in. On a play party, you close the answers, check people in, and then you open the matches.
Key party: everyone learns their match at the same moment. Play party: guests see their mutual matches when they check in. Speed date: matches are shown after the last round.
The moment
Key party: everyone learns their match at the same moment. Play party: guests see their mutual matches when they check in. Speed date: matches are shown after the last round.

You are here because a host or a club invited you. The evening still belongs to you.
Yes and no stay 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.
Partners can see each other's yes or no if the host left that comparison on. The host can turn it off.
You confirm you are 18 or older. You agree to the house rules before you say yes or no. Only the host checks you in at the door. Guests never pay.
A key party is the signature night. A play party and a speed date use the same private room and a private yes or no. An open room can include singles.
One photo and one name. The host starts the reveal, and the room sees one person only if both said yes.
You answer about one person at a time. The host opens the matches after check-in.
Couples meet, then say yes or no. You see both names and one couple photo.
City pages cover a private night in that city. The guides cover the rules, the formats, and how a host runs the room.
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 say yes or no in private. A match needs a yes from both sides.
Yes. A yes or a no stays hidden. A private no stays private. Email and reminders do not use the real party name. The street address stays hidden until the host releases it.
It follows the party type. A key party stays hidden until the host starts one shared reveal. A speed date shows matches after the timed rounds, and only when both couples said yes. A play party stays hidden until the host closes the answers, checks people in, and then opens the matches.
A play party is a private yes or no, without one pairing for the whole room. After the host opens the matches, each checked-in guest sees every match where both people said yes. A one-sided yes stays hidden.
Couples sit short rounds and say yes or no in private. A new party starts at five minutes a round. Either partner can answer until the next round. A match needs both couples to say yes. A private no stays private.
Adults 18 and older. Swingers and lifestyle couples, plus the hosts and clubs who invite them.
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.
Set up your first party in minutes. Try it as a test guest before you invite anyone. Free to host, and guests never pay.
Hosting is free. Guests never pay to join.