Someoneyoualmostknowisnearby.
Flip a toggle when you're free. If someone in your network is nearby too, you both get a seat at a spot down the road. That's it.
How it works
Zero coordination. All the serendipity.
Flip the toggle
That’s the whole input. No destination, no message, nothing visible until a match exists.
Get matched
Only with someone in your network — friends, friends-of-friends — who’s nearby and free too.
Show up
A seat’s waiting at a vetted spot off-peak. No planning, no swiping.
Not another stranger app
This isn't dating. It isn't cold discovery either.
Social graph first
Matching stays within two degrees of your network. You’re meeting a friend’s friend, not a stranger.
Vetted venues
Every partner venue is onboarded and staffed. Meetings happen in known, public places.
Safety, day one
In-app reporting and blocking ship with v1 — not bolted on after something goes wrong.
Questions
Before you ask
Is Cusp a dating app?
No. Matches are gated to your real social graph — friends, friends-of-friends, up to two degrees out. It's about reconnecting with people you almost already know, not meeting strangers.
Is it safe?
Every profile ties to a real identity through your existing network, every venue is vetted and staffed, and in-app reporting and blocking ship from day one — not added after something goes wrong.
Do I have to plan anything?
No. Flip a toggle when you're open. If a match happens nearby, you get a notification — claim it or ignore it. No message to send, no time to agree on.
Is Cusp free?
Free for members. Venues pay a small flat fee per seated match — no subscriptions, no commission on what you order.
Where is Cusp launching first?
Singapore, starting in one neighbourhood before expanding city-wide.
A seat. Someone you almost know. Off-peak. Tonight.
Get early access and we'll let you know the moment Cusp opens in Singapore.