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Yes. Blind Fate opened in Exeter on Friday 11 September 2026.

Yes, and it stays free. There is no trial, no subscription and no card required, and nothing to buy in the app.

You press one button. The app picks the person or people, picks the venue, and tells you when to turn up that same day. You see their first name before you say yes. Once you've both said yes you see what they study, the few lines they wrote and, on a date for two, their age. There are three ways to use it: a date for two, a Double Fate for four where you bring a mate, or a table of six.

No. There are no profile photographs anywhere in the app, and you cannot upload one. You do have a profile with your first name, what you study, a few lines in your own words and the 18+ tick from the ID check. People you could be matched with can read it in the Dates tab, and so can the person you meet. If there's somebody you'd rather not see, block them and neither of you is shown to the other again. On a date for two, your age is shown to your date once you've both said yes, and nowhere else. The ID check gives us the year you were born, which we use for that and to keep age gaps sensible.

Someone real. Everyone is age-checked and identity-verified before their first booking, and every date is at a public venue.

Report it in the app, or email us with URGENT in the subject. We take it seriously, we will act on it, and you will not be the one who has to explain yourself.

You can do it yourself in the app: Settings, then delete my account. If you would rather we did it, or you cannot get into the app, email us and we will. How deletion works sets out the steps and exactly what goes and what stays; the privacy policy covers what we hold, which is less than you might expect.

Not yet. Exeter first, because a matching app only works where enough people are using it. Other cities follow.