The problem with talking about what you want is that someone has to say it first. Not here: each of you marks in private and only the overlap is revealed. Whatever only one of you picked, nobody ever finds out.
Suggesting something is a risk: if they're not into it, you've still said it out loud. That's why a lot of conversations never happen — not for lack of wanting, but for not wanting to go first.
Swiping in private takes that risk out. If you both said yes, it shows up and it belongs to both of you. If only one did, it disappears and the other never knows. That's what makes people answer honestly.
This demo is the mechanic, with gentle statements written so it can be shown in the open.
In the app, Naughty Swipe sits at the Hot and Extreme levels and requires VIP. The real content is a good deal more direct than what you see here, and it runs with explicit consent before you start.
The other demo: predict your partner, then compare.
What each one is and how it plays.
From Light to Extreme — you set the pace.
Two women, two men or a mixed couple.
Ways to get closer, at your own pace.
Deep questions to really get to know each other.
You both get the same five statements and mark yes or no without seeing the other's answer. At the end, only the ones you both said yes to are revealed.
No. Only the overlap is shown. If you said yes to something and your partner didn't, that statement never appears and they never find out.
No. They were written for this demo so the mechanic can be shown on an open page. In the app, Naughty Swipe is at the Hot and Extreme levels, requires VIP, and has hundreds of cards.
No. It's played on one: you swipe, hand it over, and your partner swipes. In the app you can do that or use your own phones.
No. Everything happens on your phone and nothing is sent to any server.
No mockups and no actors: this is the app running, recorded as it plays.