Quality introductions, one connection.
Exclusivity built by design. Your matches only last the week.
Match this week, meet this week, reset Sunday.
Closed pilot in Vancouver. Small on purpose.
A field guide
The Sunday Queue almanac
Monday to Sunday, every week.
1 / 7
Monday
Introductions arrive.
The round opens. Answer this week's check-in, then meet your introductions one at a time, in no particular order. No going back.
THE DROP
from midnight
2 / 7
Tuesday
Still waiting.
Nobody new arrives until next Monday. Your yeses are limited, and a match ends your round, so it's worth taking your time.
QUIET: OK
all day
3 / 7
Wednesday
Still your chance.
Plenty of the week left. The deadline is Thursday night, so there's time to decide well.
HALFWAY
all day
4 / 7
Thursday
Closing time.
The round closes at midnight. After that, no more saying yes.
DEADLINE
until 11:59pm
5 / 7
Friday
Time to talk.
If you matched, this is your chance to get to know them. If not, there's always next week.
CHAT ONLY
onwards
6 / 7
Saturday
Plans, plans, plans.
Make a plan and take the conversation off the app before Sunday.
GO OUTSIDE
onwards
7 / 7
Sunday
Everything is deleted.
Every chat, gone at 8pm. Swap numbers before then.
GONE: ALL
8pm
How the queue works
01
Limited yeses.
Make them count.
02
It takes two yeses to make a match.
So it's always mutual.
03
Matching ends the search.
Think twice.
04
Thursday night is your last chance to say yes.
Don't be late.
05
Sunday evening, the chat disappears.
Don't forget to leave a number.
06
Decide on no one, and you sit out next week.
A pass still counts.
07
When a round is full, you join the queue.
Your place is saved.
About
The Sunday Queue is run by David N.
No corporation, no investors, no team. Owner, operator and fixer. When you report someone, a real person reads it.
I built this after hearing the same complaints about every other app: the illusion of choice, and what it does to how we choose a partner. The idea came from a speed-dating event: that deliberate, one-at-a-time feeling, stretched across a week. I wanted a few real introductions instead of an endless feed. Most dating apps are raging rapids. Sunday Queue is my bet on a slow stream.
A yes that carries no weight means nothing.
Limiting them is what makes being chosen here feel different. No endless swiping: the limit is built into the app, not left to good manners.
One connection at a time, not an inbox of choices.
When two people match, both leave the round. That's what makes a yes worth its weight in gold.
One payment, once, when your city opens.
Not a subscription, and nothing you can buy changes your odds or who you see. A product that profits from your attention has a reason to keep it. This one doesn't.
Safety
- You are meeting a stranger. We verify a phone number, which tells us someone is reachable, not that they are safe. We don't run background checks, and verification is not a guarantee of someone's character or intentions. Meet somewhere public the first time, and tell someone where you are going.
- Report anyone you're shown. Reporting immediately ends the conversation and sends what was said to a real person for review. If someone makes you uncomfortable or crosses a line, you don't have to keep engaging. Blocking keeps that person out of your future rounds for good.
- Deleting is not an escape. If someone deletes their account while a report about them is still open, their phone number cannot be used to create another account. Deleting an account does not erase an active safety review.
- Nobody can look you up. There is no public profile, no search, and no directory of members. You're only ever shown to people whose introductions include you, and only when your preferences match both ways.
Match this week, meet this week, reset Sunday.
Closed pilot in Vancouver. Small on purpose.