No. It’s the most important factor the algorithm factors into finding your matches and (as per the first question) you’re going to give us the right date of birth anyway. So, why would you want to change it?
And here’s our part of the deal. We promise to never share it with anyone and to only use it to help identify high probability matches.
You don’t have to believe in it for it to work! Our algorithm is based on astronomical data and observed compatibility patterns. Think of it as a cosmic nudge… tested and approved by the universe!
We’re here to help you build meaningful connections, not keep you glued to our platform. The experience will only get better as more people join the community.
Absolutely! You won't pay anything, at least for now. We might introduce optional premium features in the future to enhance your experience, but the basic features are free.
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The main reasons might be restrictive age or distance criteria or no current matches aligning with your preferences and our astrological patterns. Belovy prioritizes quality over quantity, showing only meaningful matches. and won’t show endless profiles just to keep you active on the app.
As our community grows, your chances of finding a carefully selected, compatible match will improve!
You might also consider our Matchmaking Concierge service, where a free consultation allows you to preview available matches based on your criteria before committing.
As our community grows, your chances of finding a carefully selected, compatible match will improve!
For the age range you select, we’ll calculate all compatible dates according to three levels of attraction:
Ok, now we’re getting into the technical stuff. But this is interesting technical stuff.
For Belovy, there are four kinds of attraction:
Sort of! While you can specify that you want people close to you, our app doesn't automatically update when you move around – because it’s not about finding hook-ups but identifying people you might actually date.
Belovy is a start-up at the beginning of its journey. We’ve done the groundwork, established the algorithm, and already have a solid base of users. But this is just the start.
Naturally, the most important thing is that we can deliver what we promise. So, we’re not going to run before we can walk, but we are rolling out the app right across the globe.
Here’s how. We plan to launch city by city across Canada, the US and Europe, gradually adding new users and increasing your chances of finding your perfect match.
And if you get in early (like right now by signing up here) you can start to benefit from the latest technology to hit the dating market while there is less competition on the app.
We work hard to ensure Belovy is safe and fun for all users.
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Some ideas for a first date that are not boring and make a good impression.
Get your tarot cards read.
Woo-woo or not, getting your cards read lets you into your date's mind.
Go to a sports game.
Both hockey fanatics? Why not try to catch your fave teams on the field or ice?
Tour a brewery.
"Breweries usually allow you to order a flight of different beers, which can be a fun bonding experience," says Fleming.
Take a walk.
Just like a casual beach date, strut your outdoorsy self with a stroll through your favorite park in the city.
Go to a drag show.
Hey queer folks, this one is for you! Grab the hottie you met on Lex or the ex-girlfriend of your ex-girlfriend, and head to your local drag show.
Hit up your local gay bar.
Support your local queer spot while getting to know a local queer (heh).
Visit the dog park.
Some people go to a dog park as a first date because it allows you to meet one another’s animals.
Plan a progressive dinner.
Try out new restaurants and bars
Take a bike ride.
Rent bikes on a sunny afternoon and take turns deciding where to stop off, like a pretty park or a local coffee shop for a latte pick-me-up.
Have a picnic.
Now, a picnic might sound more romantic than it actually turns out.
an arcade.
Embrace your inner child and play some Skee-ball, laughing along the way.
Karaoke
Comfort zone? Don’t know her. Instead of asking, "What’s your go-to karaoke song?
Get your tarot cards read.
Woo-woo or not, getting your cards read lets you into your date's mind.
Go to a cabaret.
It’s impossible not to have a good time at a cabaret.
Go on a boat.
Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream of love.
Visit a bookstore.
You can tell a lot about a person based on the books they read—and if they comfortably navigate a bookstore.