Ten dates. One season.Find out what you want.
Winter is for slowing down and letting someone in.
The Season brings 40 people together in your city. Each of you gets ten dates at places worth going to, and after every one you learn a little more about yourself.
Choose your season of life.
Everyone plays ten dates. Your season decides what kind, and what your debrief asks you after each one.
A season is a board game.
Thirteen squares from your application to your Season Wrapped. Roll the dice to play a whole season in a minute.
Collect all four seasons.
A new season opens every three months, each with its own kind of evenings. San Francisco plays winter first; Boston joins in the autumn.
Every season ends with your recap.
Your debriefs add up. On the last day your season plays back to you: what you enjoyed, what you didn't, and the pattern you couldn't see from inside it.
- Who you lit up around, and what they had in common
- What turned out not to matter, though you thought it would
- The kinds of dates where you were most yourself
- What to look for next, wherever you meet people
Give your team a season.
A wellbeing benefit people actually talk about. Your employees apply privately; we run the whole game.
- You never see who appliedYou pay for a number of places. No names, no answers, nothing about who someone met.
- Colleagues are never matchedEvery season mixes people from several companies, never two from yours.
- Connection keeps peopleLonely workers look for a new job far more often: 36% against 20% (Cigna, Loneliness in America 2025).
- Every season of life fitsStarting over, collecting stories, finding a type or ready for something real.
You pay only for people we accept. Set a budget, and the invoice shows how many places were used.
Fair play, every date.
Is this a dating app?
There is no swiping and no chat. We pick the person, the place and the time, and you go. The app holds your pass, your dates and your debriefs.
What if I don't click with anyone?
You still get ten evenings out and a clearer picture of what you want. Anyone you both say yes to can keep in touch after the season.
Who pays for the dates themselves?
You pay your own bill at each venue. Most dates cost under $50 a person; a few experiences cost more, and you see the price before you go.
Does my employer see that I applied?
No. Your employer pays for a number of places and never sees who applied, who got in or who you met.
What if I'm not over my ex?
Pick Spring, starting over. The dates stay light, and your debriefs are about you, not about them.
What does it cost without an employer?
$450 for the season, the same price companies pay. It covers the matching, the booking, your debriefs and the finale.
- City
- San Francisco
- Season of life
- Not picked yet
- Wants to meet
- Not picked yet
Apply for the season.
Forty places in San Francisco this winter.