Love this idea in theory, but I’m gay and the app only matched me with straight men who live multiple states away. Not sure what’s up with that but if they had done any work to make the app queer friendly they might have figured out that queer men might feel unsafe having their profiles shared with straight men, and also, like, seriously what’s going to come of that? Given the large percentage of LGBTQ folks who are neurodiverse, you’d think that would be something they considered when designing the app, but I guess it’s just actually not a queer affirming app.The functionality and set up of the app seems nice and I love the idea of connecting with other neurodiverse folks. If they did some work to be queer affirming I’d love to give it another try.

reviewI downloaded this app because I've never tried specifically meeting people who are neurodivergent, and wanted to give it a shot. I had issues with the verification but I did end up getting verified by uploading a photo of me in present time, then doing the live of me matching. It didn't match any of my other photos.I liked that the app was not overwhelming with too much stuff, and kept it simple. However that's just about the only pro I can think of (aside from their vision). You can set your distance, but there isn't any indicator that "we couldn't find anyone within X miles" or anything, I just get shown people from everywhere and never in states closeby. I tried adjusting, waiting hours- nothing. You can get likes, and whenever I would click the tab it wouldn't refresh automatically. I would have to scroll around for it to refresh, even on the first like I got! So if I never did that, I would have thought I had 0. In regards to the likes, you can say you're not interested in someone who likes you yet they remain in the list. New likes appear at the bottom, which makes no sense to me, so you have to scroll through people you've declined to get to new ones.When previewing your profile, it just shows you your profile in the form of your settings just uneditable. You can't see how your photos look enlarged or what it'd actually look like if someone saw your profile. Messages was similar to likes, I had to refresh my messages when I got on to see I had messages from hours ago. I also close all my apps after use, so it should be auto refreshing this information.Overall, good idea but poor app. I uninstalled mostly because I couldn't find people nearby, and without indicating why.

I created an account. I used the app and there was only one person in Jacksonville, which is a large city. I tried to delete the app. It asked me to log in again to ddelete the app, but it wouldn’t recognize my account. I guess keep my info?

The toolbox on this app is incredible. It showcase businesses that hire inclusively and also lists places to hang out that are accessible. They’ve got safety videos in the toolbox as well.