Blind Talk reverses the order most dating apps assume. You hear a voice first. Then you talk. Photos come later — and only if both of you want that.

1. Create a profile

Choose what you are looking for: dating, friendship, or both. Add languages you speak and a few interests. The profile is orientation, not a photo stage.

2. Record a voice intro

Your voice intro is the first impression. Short, audible, human. It replaces a photo gallery as the entry point — not the whole conversation.

3. Discover voices

In Discovery you listen to voice intros. You do not see profile photos. A chip may show that photos exist for later. They still stay hidden until Face Reveal.

4. Like or move on

If the voice and what you hear fit, you like. Otherwise you continue. There is no stack of faces to swipe.

5. Match

A match happens when interest is mutual. Then chat opens.

6. Chat

You write or send voice messages — whichever feels right. Voice stays part of getting to know each other, not just an intro.

7. Mutual Face Reveal

Photos stay hidden until both of you accept a Face Reveal. A request alone shows nothing. Declining is possible. After a reveal, screenshots still cannot be reliably prevented.

Read more on the safety page and in the Face Reveal guide.

Frequently asked questions

Will I see photos before we match?

No. Profile photos stay hidden in Discovery. They become visible only after a mutual Face Reveal.

How does a match happen?

When you like each other. A one-sided like is not a match.

Can one person reveal photos alone?

No. Face Reveal completes only when both people agree.