Before we meet
Send someone your questions before a first date. They answer them in their own time, on their own phone, and a PDF comes out at the end. You both turn up already past the small talk.
No server ever sees the answers. Not “they’re encrypted”, not “we don’t look” — never sees them. There is no account, no database and no upload. The questions travel inside the part of a web address that browsers never send, and the answers are typed into a page that has nowhere to post them.
Turn off your wifi and your mobile data. Fill it in. The PDF still comes out.
That shows the page doesn’t need the network. It isn’t proof that it never uses one — a page that works offline could still phone home when it reconnects. What the page actually cannot do, and why, is on the how it works page. We would rather explain the limit than overstate the promise.
What this is not
Not a dating app. No accounts, no profiles, no matching, no chat, no feed, no notifications. It has no idea who you are and cannot find out.
Other apps in this corner sell you lists of questions. This sells the mechanism. The questions are yours.
Two honest warnings
This makes a file, and files can be kept and forwarded. Whoever answers should treat it that way, and skip anything they would not want kept.
Anyone can write anything into a link. Because nothing reaches a server, nobody here can see, moderate or stop a question — which also means there is no report button that could work. If a link has been used against you, this page says what can actually be done.