Europe, first
Kivo Studios is based in Tilburg, The Netherlands, and is preparing Blink for a European launch. A country-by-country rollout and release date have not been confirmed. A city mentioned in an editorial guide does not mean the app is available there.
Official country availability will be shown through the app stores when the release is ready. No city guide on this site uses live member counts, private location trails or a list of people at a venue.
Choose a place that leaves you room
A first date works best when both people can say yes without pressure. Pick a public, familiar location with an easy way home. A café near public transport or a daylight walk in a busy park leaves room for a short meeting or a longer conversation.
Ask about practical needs before choosing: step-free access, noise level, a comfortable budget or somewhere without alcohol. You do not need a person’s home address to make a thoughtful plan.
Shared places are conversation starters
Discovering that you like the same area can be a friendly opening. It is not permission to ask for someone’s exact routine or turn up where you expect them to be. Keep a suggested meeting separate from private location history.
Our editorial guides offer ideas you can adapt to your own city. They are not paid venue recommendations or reports from real Blink couples.
Maybe you’ve already crossed paths.