Play Party
Individual cards again. No room-wide reveal. Each guest sees their mutual matches at check-in. Chat is open before that.
Adult only. Private by design.
Lifestyle parties, reimagined.
The key party is the signature. A private room. Secret swipes. One Play Partner when Round 1 opens.
The night
Swipe, chat, check in, then one reveal.
Key party cards are individual. One photo and one name. Round 1 shows one Play Partner, and only a mutual yes.
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Swipe people first
Before the night, each card is one person: one photo and one name. Your own partner is never a card. Yes or no stays on your phone. You can change an answer until the deadline.
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Chat with the room
The group chat opens when you join. The room can talk before the party, and before anyone checks in. There are no private messages.
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Check in at the door
Each guest has a door code and a QR pass. Checking in says you are in for the reveal. Skipping check-in is a complete way to sit the night out.
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Round 1, one Play Partner
The host opens the room together. You see one person. That match is a mutual yes. A no is never shown as a no.
Two other ways to run the room
Speed Date
The couple format. You meet, then say yes or no. The card shows both names and one couple photo.
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FAQ
What does Round 1 show?
One Play Partner. One photo and one name. The room does not get a grid of every mutual at once.
Are key party cards couples?
No. A Key Party card is one person. A Play Party card is one person too. Couple cards, with both names and one couple photo, are for Speed Date.
Can a one-sided yes become a match?
No. A match exists only when it is mutual. A no stays hidden.
Who can host?
Adults 18 and older. Lifestyle hosts, clubs, and couples who already know the room. There is no public guest pool.
Ready when the room is
Host the key party, or log in with the invite a host already sent.