Tired of endless swiping and profiles that feel more like job applications? A new dating app called LoveJack is here to shake up the online dating scene with a refreshingly simple concept: five words can say more about you than a lengthy bio.

Created by Julia LeStage and Lisa Le, LoveJack challenges users to distill their personality into just five words. Instead of scrolling through heavily filtered photos, users first see these carefully chosen words. Only after holding their screen do profile pictures reveal themselves.

The concept isn’t just gimmicky, it’s intentionally designed to spark more meaningful connections. By limiting users to five words, the app encourages creativity and wit. Imagine describing yourself with words like “coffee enthusiast” or “weekend adventure seeker” that actually reveal something about your personality.

Unique features set LoveJack apart from traditional dating platforms. Users are limited to five matches per day, pushing them to be more intentional about potential connections. The “Bet On” feature lets users craft a five-word opening line when showing interest, adding an interactive twist to matching.

Privacy and safety are also prioritized. Users can choose pseudonyms and undergo selfie verification, and the app includes reporting, blocking, and emergency contact features. The developers understand that online dating can feel vulnerable and have built protections into the platform.

The app launches first in London, with plans to expand to U.S. markets including San Francisco, Boston, and New York. Android users in India can expect a version later this summer.

For those intrigued by this novel approach to digital dating, early access is available through lovejack.app. Who knows? Your perfect match might be just five words away.