A pass for a flirt, a night, or the thing you've never asked for out loud.
Nobody can browse you. There's no list. You choose who gets your pass.
Nothing is stored. No account, no server. It lives in the link and nowhere else.
Nothing is promised. A maybe means not yet. Every yes still gets said out loud, in person.
↓ Tap any line on the pass to fill it in
Add how to reach you — without it nobody can answer your pass.
Your pass lives inside the link and nowhere else — but anyone you send it to can forward it. Send it the way you'd send a photo.
Now send it to someone.
One person, or a handful — whoever you'd already text. There's no list here and nobody can find you, so how many people can reach you is exactly how many you sent it to.
A pass is an introduction, not an agreement. A maybe is a no for now. Whatever you decide gets said out loud, in person — and either of you can change your mind then.
“We seek to overcome barriers that stand between us and inner recognition.”Immediacy · one of the 10 Principles
You don't have to already know what you want. That's what the maybe column is for — the things you're drawn to but have never asked for. Writing it down once is easier than saying it at 3am, and it means the conversation starts somewhere honest.
No server, no account, no database. Your pass is encoded into the link itself, so the only copy is the one you send. Close the tab and it's gone.
And Then There's Only Love runs it — no solo entry, a consent talk at the door, and two areas: Just Us, and Open To More. That rule is why this exists.
There's no signal out there. Download the pass so whatever you agreed is already on your phone.