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Pin the cities you’ve explored or drop in your travel photos. Paint your story across the map.
Not Met YetMaybe the love of your life walked right past you.
Find the ones you almost met — people who were in the same place, at the same time.
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Luca probably ordered the same smoothie at Canggu Beach Café in Bali, but your surfboards never crossed.
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Isabelle took a photo of the same sunset in Santorini, just three steps to your left.
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Ethan was sketching in the corner of Café de Flore, Paris — you looked up from your journal at the same time.
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Hana rented a bike in Amsterdam the same morning — you both got lost looking for the same canal.
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Marco stood behind you in the queue at L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele, Naples — you both ordered the margherita.
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Sophie floated beside you in the same turquoise water off Nusa Penida — you never saw her mask come off.
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Arjun raised his glass at a vineyard in Tuscany — you clinked with strangers but not with him.
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Lina visited the same rooftop in Istanbul — you were both there when the call to prayer echoed.
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James stopped for chai at a roadside stall in Kathmandu Valley — you left five minutes before he arrived.
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Maya watched the skyline light up from Barangaroo, Sydney — same bench, different hour.
What if fate gave you a second chance?
Not Met Yet connects you through shared moments from your travels — where your paths almost crossed.
Maybe you were both watching the sunrise in Tulum, or ordering the same espresso in Rome. We stitch together those almosts, so you can meet the people destiny tried to introduce you to.
💞 The Not Met Yet Flow
See who was there too
Our timelines glow when paths overlap — same city, same moment, maybe even the same event.
Reconnect with your almosts
Reach out with a memory you both share. Let the conversation begin where fate left off.
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“Love doesn’t need an algorithm — just a second chance.”
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The world is big. The coincidences are bigger.