OpenHand matches you in the background using your personality and your Giving Profile — what you actually bring to a relationship, weighted just as heavily as compatibility — not an endless stack of profiles to swipe through.
Everything else on this page builds on these two.
Matching doesn't stop at what you're looking for. Your Giving Profile — what you actually bring to a relationship — is weighted just as heavily as personality fit, not a secondary check.
At a real event you attend, enter the code and match only with people who showed up — for as long as it's running. Afterward, you return to the regular NWA pool, same as everyone else.
There's no feed to scroll. You show up once, and OpenHand does the looking.
Your personality, and your Giving Profile — what you bring to a relationship, not just what you're looking for.
OpenHand searches quietly in the background. No daily swiping required to stay in the pool.
When there's a real fit, you're introduced — and told exactly why. Talk first; request a photo only when you're both ready.
Event Mode is a free pilot for one NWA organizer, church, or venue. Attendees join with a private code and are matched only with others at your event — for as long as it's running. Afterward, attendees' profiles return to OpenHand's regular matching pool, same as any member.
"We provide the private matching layer for your singles event. Attendees enter your event code, match only with other attendees, receive an explanation of why they fit, and can choose whether to start a conversation."
Meet the person before you judge the profile. Photos come later, and only by mutual request.
When both people are ready, the app opens the camera and asks for a live pose — current, consensual, hard to fake.
No mystery score. You'll always know the actual reasons you and someone else were introduced.
OpenHand isn't launching statewide. A concentrated local pool means real people, nearby, worth actually meeting — not installs scattered across a state with no one to match.
Join the founding NWA pool, or bring OpenHand to your community as an organizer.