asl // missed connections
iOS app by Hunter Ortega-Mathews. Social Networking · Hunter Ortega-Mathews
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 1
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-17
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Store description excerpt
Did you cross paths with someone special at a local bar, lounge, or cafe but missed your chance to say hello? Reconnect with asl // missed connections, a location-based social network built on pure early-2000s nostalgia. Locate local nodes, post missed connection signals, and chat securely in a flat retro environment inspired by classic Y2K internet culture. CORE FEATURES: • LOCAL VENUE NODES: Search and check in to real local establishments using geolocation. View the location's Missed Connection Wall and see other "fans" checked in there. • THE BLIND HANDSHAKE: To prevent spam and maintain safety, you cannot message someone directly. If you spot a post written about you, submit a "handshake claim" describing a detail only you would know (e.g., what you were wearing). If the author accepts your proof, the chat unlocks! • MYSPACE-STYLE PROFILE SPACES: Customize your digital room. Set your mood, write your bio, choose your Top 8 friends, and unlock visual themes (Classic, Sunset, Cyberpunk, and Glitter). • AIM PRIVATE CHAT: Once a handshake is accepted, chat in real-time inside a flat, nostalgic AOL Instant Messenger environment. • PRIVACY & USER SAFETY: Features zero-tolerance automated content filtering, user reporting, manual blocking, and native screenshot protection to keep your local nodes safe and clean. Step back into dial-up days and reconnect with the people you crossed paths with. Keep the bad vibes off the local node!
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