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Meeting someone new

Real connections. Built on privacy.

You matched, you met, the conversation is going well. The next step is usually swapping numbers, and with it your full name, your photo, your other apps and a line straight to you that's hard to take back. With Satori you can keep talking without any of that, and decide later what you want to share.

Satori campaign image: two people on a date in a dim bar beside a phone showing their encrypted chat, with the headline Real connections. Built on privacy.

The usual way

What you give away.

A phone number feels like a small thing to give out. It isn't.

  • 01

    It's tied to everything

    A number links to your messaging apps, your profile photo and often your real name. One search can turn a first date into someone who knows a lot about you.

  • 02

    It's hard to take back

    Blocking a number doesn't stop someone keeping it, sharing it or trying again from another one.

  • 03

    It sets the pace for you

    Once your number is out, the other person decides how and when they reach you. You lose the chance to go slowly.

How Satori helps

Talk first. Share later.

  • Share an ID, not your number

    Give them your Satori ID, an invite link or a QR code. It says nothing about who you are.

  • Encrypted from the first message

    Every message is encrypted on your phone. Only the two of you can read the conversation.

  • Check it really is them

    Compare your safety number when you meet in person, so you know the account you're talking to belongs to them.

  • Close it when you're done

    If it isn't going anywhere, revoke access. They never had your number to begin with.

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  1. CloakedFalcon2786:Had a really good time tonight.
  2. You:Me too. Satori for now, number later?
  3. CloakedFalcon2786:Fair. Same time next week?
  4. You:Same place. I'll be there at 8.

end-to-end encrypted

Example Satori conversation with CloakedFalcon2786

example conversation

Getting started

Four steps.

  1. 1

    Open Satori

    It runs in your browser and creates your ID straight away. There's no sign-up and nothing to fill in.

  2. 2

    Share your ID or QR code

    Show your QR code when you're together, or send your ID or an invite link from the app you matched on.

  3. 3

    Verify next time you meet

    Compare safety numbers on both phones. If they match, you know nobody else is in the middle.

  4. 4

    Decide later what to share

    Swap numbers when you're ready, or never. Revoke access whenever you want to end it.

Good to know

The honest part.

What Satori does well, and where you still need to look after yourself.

  • Satori keeps your messages private, but it can't stop someone taking a screenshot. Share what you'd be comfortable seeing again.

  • Meet somewhere public the first few times and tell a friend where you'll be.

  • Save your 24-word recovery phrase somewhere safe. Without it, nobody can bring your conversations back on a new phone.

Start in your browser

Talk first.Reveal less.

Open Satori, get your ID and send it to the one person you want to talk to. On iPhone, tap Share and then Add to Home Screen so Satori is always one tap away.

A phone showing an encrypted Satori chat beside a glass panel that reads Satori ID 4KZF-ED76, status verified, connection encrypted.
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