Fit both sides.
Age, preferences and distance are evaluated server-side for both people — not just yours. Exact coordinates never enter another client’s payload.
Dating apps monetize your loneliness: blurred likes, paid boosts, countdown timers. Binder refuses the whole playbook — no fake locks, no artificial daily wall and no paid tier. Just two people who actually picked each other.
Live on Google Play. Free, no ads, no paywall.
Filmed from the shipping build on a real phone. The profiles in it are staged for the film; the app is not.
Open your match, say something real, watch the reply land. No staged mockups — the product simply looks like this.


Binder is intentionally focused: identity, discovery, mutual matching, conversation, safety, settings and profile control. There is no Pro plan, paid boost or artificial feature lock in the product roadmap.
Age, preferences and distance are evaluated server-side for both people — not just yours. Exact coordinates never enter another client’s payload.
A Bind or Pass is written before the card leaves the screen. Two simultaneous likes become exactly one match — never zero, never two.
Only members of an active match can read or send messages. Unmatch and block end the conversation at the server, not just on your screen.
Voice messages in chat and an optional voice intro on your profile. Recordings live in private storage: a message reaches the two people in that conversation, an intro reaches whoever may already see your profile — nobody else, ever.
Height, smoking, drinking, drugs, exercise, diet, beliefs, children, wanting children, a car — every one optional, every one filterable. Filters work both ways, so a like never lands in nothing. Your zodiac sign is calculated, never stored.
Every feature ships with the boring parts finished: moderation, quiet hours, lock-screen privacy. Because “we’ll add that later” is how people get hurt.
Your gallery supports up to six images with explicit ordering — and every new photo passes moderation before anyone else sees it.
Quiet hours are enforced on the server, per category, in your timezone. A match at 3 a.m. waits politely for your quiet hours to end.
Binder never puts message text on your lock screen. “Open Binder to continue the conversation” — that’s all anyone standing next to you will read.
Binder follows the language your phone is already set to — 15 of 15 languages are translated in full, and you can override the choice at any time in the app.
Install it from the store and updates arrive on their own.
Your account lives on the server. Sign in on any Android phone and your profile, matches and conversations are there.
Android 7.0 or newer.
Binder treats abuse controls as database invariants: authorization, blocks, reports, rate limits, media moderation and deletion are tested where the data actually lives.
Binder also publishes its standards against child sexual abuse and exploitation — the 18+ gate, priority review queue and authority reporting they describe are enforced in the product.
Privacy, terms and deletion are designed as product surfaces, not hidden support chores.
Delete Binder accountYes. Everything in the app is free: there is no Pro plan, no paid boost, no blurred likes and no artificial daily wall. The product roadmap contains no paid tier.
No. Only members of an active mutual match can read or send messages. Unmatch and block end the conversation at the server, not just on your screen.
No. Exact coordinates are stored privately for server-side distance checks and never enter another client. Binder derives your age and a rounded distance server-side.
Binder ships fully translated in 15 languages and follows the language your phone is already set to. You can override the choice at any time in the app.
From Profile and then Account controls inside the app, or through the public deletion page, which stays available even after you uninstall Binder.