Key party
One person per card. You reveal one Play Partner, and only if it is mutual.
Adult only. Private by design.
The party types, the how-to guides, and the share kit. Adult only. Private by design.

There are three. Straight, bi-friendly, and open are the shape of the room, not a fourth night.
One person per card. You reveal one Play Partner, and only if it is mutual.
One person per card. No single Play Partner for the room. Each guest sees every mutual match.
Both names and one couple photo. Short rounds, then only a mutual yes is shown.
Plain steps for the night: what it is, what it is not, and the order from the invite to the door.
Profiles, a private yes or no, check-in, then one Play Partner.
Chat first. Then every mutual match. A one-sided yes stays hidden.
Meet in rounds. A match needs both couples to say yes.
The dashboard, a club that hosts often, and the longer notes on the house.
The dashboard, the door, and a test party before a real link goes out.
The private list a club or a serial host already trusts.
The list, the rules, and the door, written as one hosting note.
The house, the rooms, and what to set out before anyone arrives.
Three. Key party, play party, and speed date. The room shape is separate: straight, bi-friendly, or open.
On the promote page. Use the invite set for people you know. Use the apply set when new people should ask, and you approve them.
Only the host. Guests cannot check themselves in. The street stays hidden until you release it.