A morning question that sticks.
A new question every day, and not the usual "How was your day?". Something that lingers as you drink your coffee, that you come back to when you get home at night. One a day.
Not even by year three.
A question for the morning. A game for later. A clear picture of what counts for the two of you.
This lands with you tomorrow morning
What still surprises me about you?
Beta access before Spark reaches the store. We let people in in small groups.
We'll send you an email to confirm. After that, once a month at most. Promise.
What Spark takes off your hands.
A new question every day, and not the usual "How was your day?". Something that lingers as you drink your coffee, that you come back to when you get home at night. One a day.
A Sunday evening with nothing planned, and neither of you has to come up with anything. Spark makes the suggestion, you set the pace. Each task builds on the one before, and you decide every time whether to keep going.
Spark sorts your preferences. You look at the list in your own time, the other one does too. Spark only shows where you're both a yes. So you never have to guess where the other one stands.
Being on the waitlist means you have Spark before anyone can buy it. We let people in in small groups, so we actually notice what works. One email to confirm, then it's quiet until launch.
Spark is built in Austria, so inside the EU. We're building it because we wanted an app you open together, one that doesn't try to teach you anything.
We stay anonymous because Spark should be for you, not for us. No founder photos, no stage. What happens between you is nobody else's business, ours included.
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