Uneven — a dating app that is uneven on purpose
uneven
Uneven on purpose.
Every other dating app gives both sides the same profile and pretends that makes it fair. Uneven doesn't. Women post photos and nothing else. Men post voice and words and no photos at all. She decides from what she sees; he decides from what he reads and hears. Two different games, one match — and by the time you match, you already know what the other person sounds like or looks like, which is more than most apps can say.
Not on the stores yet. Neither listing is live — these are placeholders until they are.
How it works
Two sides. Neither one is the same.
The asymmetry isn't a gimmick bolted onto a normal app. It's the whole product. Everything else — the deck, the chat, the match — is built around it.
Her side
Photos only. Seen, not read.
Her profile is images and a name. No bio, no prompts, no badges, no tags, no clever one-liner she rewrote nine times. If a photo says it, it's said.
- Up to a handful of photos, screened before they go live.
- No text field to perform in.
- She swipes on what he wrote and recorded.
His side
Voice and words. Heard, not seen.
His profile is a voice note, an opener, prompt answers and the basics. No photographs anywhere — an animal avatar stands in. One honest take: no trimming, no filters.
- A voice intro, 60 seconds maximum.
- Every voice note ships with a transcript, so it reads as well as it plays.
- He swipes on her photos.
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Build the side you're on
She uploads photos. He records sixty seconds and answers three prompts in 140 characters each. Both answer the same five dealbreakers.
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Swipe on different things
Discovery is local — roughly a fifteen-kilometre box, worked out from an approximate area, never a pin on a map.
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He speaks first
On a match, the thread opens waiting on him. Text or voice, his move. She never has to open with "hey".
Safety
Boring where it counts.
The mechanic is the fun part. Moderation is not supposed to be fun, and we haven't tried to make it so.
Every photo is screened
Photos are checked automatically the moment they're uploaded, before anyone else can see them. Anything flagged goes to a person, and the profile leaves discovery while it waits. Screening fails closed: an unscreened photo doesn't go live.
Reports get read by a human
Report is reachable in two taps from any profile or any thread. Every report is reviewed by a person — not a scoreboard, not an automatic strike system. You get told what happened, not a form letter.
A block that sticks
Blocking works in both directions and it is permanent. They don't appear in your deck, you don't appear in theirs, and they are never told. No unblock-by-accident, no re-appearing next Tuesday.
Uneven is for adults: you must be 18 or older to create an account. We do not run criminal background checks on anyone — read the safety disclaimer before you meet someone in person.
Fair was boring.
The apps are in review. When the listings go live they land right here.