One match, thirty days, and no one else to fall back on.
In private testing
Dating for people
who give it time.
One match, thirty days, and
no one else to fall back on.
It’s that there is always somebody else one swipe away, so nobody ever finds out what the person in front of them is actually like.
Every dating app is built to keep you swiping, because swiping is the product. The result is a queue of half-conversations that end the first time one goes quiet, not because it was going badly, but because there was always a cheaper option than trying.
SWU removes the option. When two people agree to match, the deck closes for both of them for thirty days. There is no one else to talk to, so the only thing left to do is talk to each other.
Three of the screens you’ll actually use. The full walkthrough covers the whole month.
A face, then something they actually wrote.
She has said yes to thirty days and can’t use SWU until you answer. You have 41 hours left.
The deal, before you agree to it.
Week two. Trade the story you usually tell on a third date.
Week two of four, no deck to escape to.
Read how the whole month works →
SWU is free to use, and the free version is a real version. You can meet someone, match, and spend the month without paying anything.
Prices shown are for the United States. Australia is the same in Australian dollars; India is ₹999 a month, ₹49 for a day pass and ₹15 to see one person’s photos.
Once you’re matched, both of you see everything regardless of what you’ve paid. Nobody should agree to thirty days with a face they haven’t seen.
People who are tired of talking to five people at once and getting nowhere with any of them. People who would rather find out properly whether something works than keep the queue warm. SWU is 18+, and one phone number is one account.
Text messages. SWU sends one kind of message: a one-time verification code, and only when you ask for one by signing in. No marketing, ever. Message and data rates may apply; reply HELP for help or STOP to opt out. Full details, including the exact consent wording and the opt-in screen, are on the SMS terms page.