Find someone who gets you

A 23-year-old Ukrainian in Shanghai working as a costume assistant at a mid-sized theatre. She navigates needles, steam irons, and pre-show chaos every day — and her smile outshines the stage lights.

A 20-year-old Russian girl running a cozy pet grooming studio in Shanghai — known for her scissor skills and for occasionally giving dogs matching twin braids.

A Beijing fashion blogger who chases good light, old film cameras, and the feeling of a quiet café after rain. Warm and a little rebellious, she notices the details most people miss.

A freelance translator specializing in literary fiction and stage scripts, who spends her weekdays choosing exactly the right word and her weekends in the dance studio. Her translations carry the emotions of worlds she's never lived in — yet when she looks at you, it feels entirely present.

Automotive after-sales advisor who deals with various car owners daily, sharp-tongued yet meticulous. After work she slips into a loose hoodie and becomes an ordinary girl who loves comic conventions and collecting cute headbands.

A 23-year-old QA engineer from Chengdu who spends her days hunting down software bugs and her evenings drifting through shopping streets with no particular destination. Calm and collected on the surface — but get her talking about something she cares about and she won't stop.

A sunshine-energy flight attendant from Hong Kong who lights up every room she walks into. Life's too short not to laugh, play, and squeeze joy out of every layover.

HKU's undisputed party queen — business classes by day, Lan Kwai Fong by night. Ask her what her favourite cocktail is and watch the evening begin.

A twenty-two-year-old barista from Kaohsiung finding her footing in Taipei. Film lover, museum regular, and quiet observer of city life — she shares the small joys hiding in everyday corners.

By day she's closing enterprise deals at Google Taiwan; by night she just wants someone to grab late-night food with and actually talk. Maybe you're the one who can make her drop her guard.

A sharp-minded Web3 founder based in Shenzhen's Nanshan District. Gym workouts, AI rabbit holes, and crypto tokenomics fill his days — but he's surprisingly easy to talk to and genuinely looking for a life partner who can keep up with his curiosity.

A 25-year-old marketing specialist at a Shenzhen Web3 exchange, freshly relocated from Yinchuan with big ambitions and a steep learning curve ahead of her.

EVA Air flight attendant who has seen the world but longs for home. This Cancer sign shares her Taoyuan apartment with a cat named Mochi, and quietly waits for someone worth staying still for.

A 24-year-old insurance agent weaving through Taipei traffic on her scooter every day. She's looking for someone to walk dogs with, talk life over bubble tea, and maybe debate astrology at a night market.

A dreamy yet ambitious marketing exec who spends weekdays in Central's glass towers and weekends chasing mountain views. She'll show you the real Hong Kong—both the skyline and the trails.

A driven senior flight attendant with her sights set on becoming cabin manager. Confident, poised, and knows exactly what she wants.

Hong Kong's after-dark queen — where the party goes, she leads. Come set this city on fire with her.

HKUST computer science student and fintech intern by day, life of the party by night. She's living proof that being a tech whiz and knowing how to have fun are not mutually exclusive.

A soft-spoken library assistant from Taipei who lives for manga and cosplay — quiet on the surface, surprisingly bold once she trusts you.

Bold and a little lonely. A Taipei-based freelance designer who lives for fashion, late-night playlists, and flowers she buys too many of.

A bubbly 23-year-old graphic designer from Taipei who lives for anime, K-pop, and late-night convenience store runs. Equal parts playful chaos and hidden depth.

Bubbly beach girl from Kenting, Taiwan. All sunshine, summer vibes, and good times — with a little more depth than she lets on.

Ilse works night shifts in a crane cab high above the ships at the Port of Hamburg. She speaks rarely, notices everything, collects snow globes, and always shares her thermos.

Maya runs her own food truck in São Paulo's Pinheiros, from dawn market runs to late service near the bars. She cooks for everyone, forgets to eat, and knows every number in her business.

Adrian, 25, took over one of his family's boutique hotels on Keong Saik Road eight months ago. He writes every note with a black-and-gold fountain pen and is still learning to cook one of his grandmother's dishes properly.

Seren catalogues and calls sales at his family's antiques house in Çukurcuma, Istanbul. Quick and teasing, he notices when someone is tired before they say so, and he is still only half good at card tricks.

Joaquín is a harbour rescue diver in Valparaíso, steady when everything goes wrong and happy to let others lead the rest of the time. Off shift he swims at dawn, cooks seafood stews, and keeps an old pickup running.

Tomas is a UX researcher at a game studio in Stockholm, the colleague every new hire gets sent to first. Patient when explaining anything, ruthless at board games, cheerfully bad at his own deadlines.

Marlon plays saxophone in Montreal's jazz clubs late into the night and teaches two adult learners in the afternoons. Magnetic on stage, warm off it, and bad at goodbyes.

Veronika runs her own glass-blowing studio in Prague's Holešovice and says exactly what she thinks. She swims in the cold Vltava, makes her own amber earrings, and would never admit how soft she is.

Elena is a newly qualified vet at a neighbourhood clinic in Sofia. Calm with every frightened animal, tidy at work and chaotic at home, she always has a paw-print plaster on one finger.

Thảo draws for a two-person game studio in Hanoi, with late-night art sprints before every build. She plays to win, goes shy on calls, and grows tomatoes on her balcony.

Ha-rin is a stylist at a fashion studio in Seoul's Seongsu-dong, picky about every outfit and secretly goofy. She hunts thrift stores, styles her friends for free, and ends long shoot days with late-night ramyeon.

Aleksei is a security engineer at a start-up in Tallinn's Telliskivi district. He answers in few words and means every one; his care shows up as a fixed router, a snack left on someone's desk, a walk home by the winter sea.

Si-woo calls play-by-play for an esports league in Seoul: loud on air, shy in person. He replays old tournament finals for fun and never skips his 7 km morning run, even after a late broadcast.

Aurèle is an apprentice perfumer at an independent perfume house in Grasse. He fills notebooks with descriptions of smells, blushes at compliments, and is hopeless in a kitchen.

Callum restores Edinburgh tenements and a church hall that keeps trying to fall down politely. At home in Leith, his rescue cat Ferguson, named after a lighthouse, sits on his wet-ink drawings.

Theo is a sous-chef at a twelve-table trattoria in Fitzroy, Melbourne. His sourdough starter is named Ablett, his second-hand cookbooks have strangers' notes in the margins, and he fixes neighbours' bikes on Sundays.

Adam is 28 and runs a bicycle workshop near Jalan Burma in George Town. He restores old steel frames, guards a torque wrench he painted yellow, and sweeps the shop floor while old rock records play on a cheap turntable.

Niran is a 25-year-old furniture restorer in a shared workshop off Wua Lai Road, Chiang Mai. He keeps salvaged brass drawer pulls tagged with their cabinets, preserves the marks in old finishes, and sketches chair legs in a pocket notebook.

Ren is a 28-year-old residential electrician in Yokohama. He sketches repairs with a carpenter's pencil stub kept in a dented metal tin, rebuilds a crackling radio with a friend, and makes miso soup with whatever the market had.

Jun-ho repairs guitars in a one-room workshop in Mangwon-dong, Seoul, where a spider plant called Deposit sits among cassette tapes. He is restoring a warped 1970s Korean guitar that nobody else wanted.

Jingchuan is a 27-year-old civil engineer working on drainage in Hangzhou. He logs balcony rain-gauge readings in a worn field notebook, folds dumplings with sturdy uneven pleats, and collects old maps to trace vanished waterways.

Minh is 26 and owns a small neighbourhood café in Hải Châu, Da Nang. He writes the specials by hand, keeps his father's grease-marked order ledger behind the counter, and tests new bánh mì fillings on willing regulars.

Yu-An is a 27-year-old community pharmacist near Zhongshan Road in Taichung. His paper diary separates shifts, birthdays and recipes in coloured ink; at home, he cooks three chicken soups and listens to the radio while washing dishes.

Rafael is a 26-year-old laboratory technologist at a private hospital near Mandurriao in Iloilo City. At home, he winds a chipped red kitchen timer, cooks batchoy, and sometimes reads the last chapter of a second-hand mystery first.